Elon Musk's Cars: Does The Tesla Boss Actually Drive One?

The article examines Elon Musk’s car collection and focuses on whether the Tesla CEO actually drives one of his own vehicles day-to-day. It states that, according to information available at the time of writing sourced from Tesla and Musk’s professional profile where possible, the primary personal vehicle is currently a Cyberbeast. It highlights the 2026 Cybertruck configurations with figures including dual-motor AWD at a $69,990 MSRP, premium AWD at $79,990, and tri-motor AWD “Cyberbeast” at $99,990. Power outputs range from 600 hp to 845 hp, with 0-60 mph times of 4.1 seconds for dual- and premium-motor variants and 2.6 seconds for the tri-motor. Range is listed as 325 miles for dual and premium, and 320 miles for the tri-motor. The piece also describes the tri-motor Tesla Model S Plaid as replacing the older 2019 Performance as Musk’s flagship sedan.