Originally announced earlier this year during IFA 2026, the Narwal V50 Cube, the company’s first cordless vacuum for the US market, is now available for $649.99 with a temporary discount to $499.99 until November 30th. The V50 pairs a lay flat stick vac with 180 minutes of cleaning time with an auto-empty charging dock that’s reminiscent of the Cybertruck. [Image: https://platform.theverge.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2026/09/narwal1.jpg?quality=90&strip=all]
Originally announced earlier this year during IFA 2026, the Narwal V50 Cube , the company’s first cordless vacuum for the US market, is now available for $649.99 with a temporary discount to $499.99 until November 30th. The V50 pairs a lay flat stick vac with 180 minutes of cleaning time with an auto-empty charging dock that’s reminiscent of the Cybertruck .
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The decision to halt production of Tesla’s polarizing polygonal pickup marks the end of an error.
Tesla wanted to unseat the Ford F-150, instead it made the Edsel look successful.
The Cybertruck and its polarizing design gained a niche following, but it did not achieve mass-market sales and Tesla has issued several voluntary recalls.
Decision made in order for factory in Texas to be used for Cybercab, the carmaker’s self-driving taxi
Elon Musk said the company will use the factory space to make more Cybercabs.
