The Tesla Cybertruck has continued to capture attention with various developments, including a controversial claim by Chechen warlord Ramzan Kadyrov, who stated he received a combat-ready Cybertruck equipped with a gun turret. Though the Cybertruck boasts impressive features, such as a strong towing capacity and a bullet-resistant exoskeleton, concerns about its capability in military use have been raised, particularly regarding its insufficient protection against heavier weaponry. In Seattle, a damaged Cybertruck has become a local attraction, drawing social media buzz and even makeshift memorials, as it sits abandoned on the street, causing frustration for its owner. Meanwhile, Tesla rolled out an Autopark feature for the Cybertruck via an over-the-air update, although the full rollout of its driver assistance package has been delayed due to technical challenges. The vehicle's price remains high, with the base model starting at nearly $100,000, and the anticipated range and performance metrics have not yet met initial expectations. Overall, the Cybertruck's market introduction has been marred by criticisms of rushed development and unresolved issues.