The US Air Force plans to purchase two Tesla Cybertrucks to use as missile targets in precision testing, simulating real-world scenarios.

The ballooning demand from the military for innovative technology creates a “whole new sector” friendly to BigTech, an ...

Ever since the Cybertruck was announced, Tesla has touted it as difficult to damage. Musk called the vehicle "bulletproof," and said it would survive an apocalypse. In an infamous 2019 launch event, ...

The Air Force seeks to purchase two Tesla Cybertrucks as part of a larger buy of 33 vehicles that will be sent to White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico to use as target practice. Understandably, ...

The Air Force believes that future enemies may use Tesla Cybertrucks because of their heavy-duty construction.

The U.S. Air Force is purchasing two Tesla Inc Cybertrucks specifically for missile target practice at White Sands Missile ...

No car company is immune. Even those that make most of their vehicles in the United States use imported parts that can amount ...

The US Air Force has begun acquiring two Tesla Cybertrucks to serve as live-fire targets during missile testing at the White ...

The US Air Force is set to acquire two Tesla Cybertrucks for live-fire missile testing at White Sands Missile Range. The ...

The Cybertrucks are among the 33 target vehicles that AFTC now seeks to acquire for testing—determining how effective American weapons are against commercial cars and trucks.

Technically, the Air Force is looking for more than 30 different vehicles to use as targets for precision-guided munition ...