Elon Musk’s polygonal pickup is a polarizing sales flop that's missed the billionaire’s volume goal by a staggering 84%. And there’s no sign that things are improving.

As Tesla faces headwinds in 2025, the company is reportedly refusing to accept its own product, the Cybertruck, as a trade-in for a new vehicle.

Elon Musk has saddled Tesla with huge "brand damage" that's eaten into the automaker's already declining sales.

The incident occurred about 7:20 p.m. on the campus's Library Mall, according to a press release from the University of Wisconsin - Madison Police Department. The driver, David Volm, 31, of Stevens Point, drove the truck on campus just over 30 minutes before polls closed.

Tesla Cybertruck owners are reportedly being refused trade-ins amid 13% company-wide drop in first-quarter sales compared to last year.

There's no way someone would just put a music video shot in a Cybertruck that's about how great Elon Musk is on the internet, right?

Elon Musk's electric car company, Tesla, has issued a recall for about 46,000 Cybertrucks, which are at risk of a trim panel detaching. The news comes amid stock market woes for Tesla, leading to Musk's net worth to drop by over $100 billion in March.

Tesla deliveries plummeted by a whopping 13% during the first quarter as its CEO Elon Musk faced public backlash over his work with President Trump and the Department of Government Efficiency.