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More Tesla truck news broke this past week as the luxury electric automaker sought approval for its upcoming Cybertruck as a medium-duty pickup. That and more can be found right here.

Despite being in court last week, Tesla CEO Elon Musk managed to attract attention by driving the Cybertruck to a Los Angeles restaurant. And that’s not all in Tesla news.

The Cybertruck, Tesla’s first pickup truck, continues to dominate headlines related to the electric automaker. It’s a slow week in the world of electric vehicle news at large; see what you missed here.

The hotly anticipated Cybertruck from Tesla finally made its first public appearance last week, and a lot happened. But that’s not all; check here for more details on that and other electric vehicle happenings.

Tesla will finally unveil its pickup truck, but that’s not the only big electric news coming out of Los Angeles this week. Read here for more.

Which cars have Autopilot for the 2019 model year? Just three, all of them from Tesla. But cars from other automakers have similar capabilities with different names.

The Tesla pickup truck — what the company is calling “Cybertruck” — will be revealed on Nov. 21. Probably. Find out more about it and electric vehicle news elsewhere this week right here.

Tesla Model 3 certification for New York City taxi service and a survey of Model 3 owners top our weekly roundup of Tesla news.

Tesla surprised analysts by posting a quarterly profit, a Model S was spotted at the Nurburgring with a big wing, and Elon Musk enters a flame war with Pablo Escobar’s brother. Another normal week in Tesla news right here.

Model 3 pricing, China productions, Ford’s Model Y rival and a heart-warming video highlight the past week’s Tesla news.