Prime Minister Gaston Browne has published a shipping document naming the Office of the Prime Minister as the consignee of a Tesla Cybertruck, responding to questions about who received the vehicle.

In a Facebook post, Browne described the disclosure as “public education for those who are intrigued by the ownership of the Tesla Cyber truck.”

He also criticised people he accused of deliberately spreading false information.

“To the attention seeking political activists who know better, but are spreading disinformation — Get a blasted life,” Browne wrote.

The Seaboard Marine bill of lading, dated Oct. 29, 2026, lists Tesla Inc. in Austin, Texas, as the shipper and the Office of the Prime Minister, on Queen Elizabeth Highway in St. John’s, Antigua and Barbuda, as the consignee.

The cargo description identifies one 2026 Tesla Cybertruck. The document lists Miami as the loading port and St. John’s as the discharge port.

The disclosure identifies the official office to which the vehicle was consigned. However, the bill of lading does not, by itself, establish whether the vehicle was donated or purchased, the terms of its acquisition or its registered legal owner.

Although the document covers one Cybertruck, it does not establish whether any additional vehicles were provided under a separate shipment or arrangement.

Questions about the acquisition have included whether the vehicle was a personal gift to Browne or an asset received by the government, how many vehicles were acquired and who would meet their operating costs.

The document lists freight and related charges but does not provide a purchase price or donation value, or explain whether public funds were used to meet any acquisition or importation expenses.

A donation agreement, vehicle registration or government asset record would provide further clarification about ownership and the terms under which the Cybertruck was received.

This article was originally published by Antigua News Room. Read the original article here: Antigua and Barbuda PM releases shipping document amid Cybertruck ownership questions.