The Tesla Cybertruck just turned one. I can only assume owners will mark the occasion by giving their truck a nice polish, taking a little joyride and then shooting a bunch of holes in it. You know, totally normal stuff. So, what can we say about Tesla's outrageous-looking pickup one year on? Through the first three quarters of 2024 it's been the best-selling electric pickup and one of the top-selling EVs of any kind in the U.S. However, demand may be capping out. Staff writer Iulian Dnistran found dozens of Foundation Series Cybertrucks—that's the limited-edition launch model—sitting in Tesla's inventory around the country. Perhaps potential buyers are just waiting on the sidelines for cheaper versions. In any case, this is not a great look for Tesla and its truck. We're also starting to learn more about how Cybertrucks hold up in the real world. One buyer already put 50,000 miles on his truck and laid out the charging costs, range and teething issues he observed We also have an inside look at how the upcoming Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class came to be. Plus, reviews of the Dodge Charger Daytona are trickling out, and one EV reviewer was not impressed. We'll have our own review on the site soon. — Tim Levin, Senior Reporter | 
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