Wrong glue blamed for eighth recall of Tesla Cybertrucks
Tesla has issued its eighth recall of the Cybertruck—this time for an issue far stickier than software. The company announced Thursday that it will recall more than 46,000 of its all-electric pickups due to faulty adhesive used to attach exterior stainless steel trim panels, which could detach while driving and pose a road hazard.
I daily drove a Tesla Cybertruck for 48 hours, putting it through real-life tasks from hauling heavy salt bags to navigating ...
Would-be Tesla Cybertruck owners are now reporting that some trucks scheduled for delivery are being held back for additional inspection. The issue comes after over a month of reports from ...
In person, the Cybertruck looks smaller than I expected, though this was probably exacerbated by the display model sitting in the lowest ride height of its adaptive air suspension. Per Tesla ...
I started experiencing significant steering vibrations at highway speeds in my Tesla Cybertruck. The "squircle" steering yoke ...
But unlike the Model 3 and Model Y which are now officially on sale from Tesla Philippines, the Cybertrucks currently roaming ...
A Tesla Cybertruck became fully submerged in the Ventura Harbor Monday, sparking a careful response to get it out. One of the groups that helped pull the truck from the water was TowBoatUS Ventura ...
Now, it seems like a production issue with Cybertruck has snuck in just in time to cap this week off. SEE ALSO: Tesla sales are reportedly falling globally. How bad is it? According to electric ...
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