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.
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Can we finally admit the Tesla Cybertruck was a total design fail?Tesla initially predicted that it could produce 500,000 units per year. But amid price hikes, multiple Cybertruck design ...
As reported by Elektrek, the decorative trim that covers the roof ledge of the vehicle has become detached on some ...
Are Tesla Cybertruck owners counter-cultural? One CT owner says he likes that it creates excitement, confusion, and ...
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There are a handful of other EV pickups on the market that deserve your dollars way more than Elon Musk's IncelCamino ...
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The Foundation Series was a special, limited-run edition of the Cybertruck for early buyers, featuring unique badging and design elements. By removing these badges, Tesla might be trying to sell ...
Tesla initially predicted that it could produce 500,000 units per year. But amid price hikes, multiple Cybertruck design fails, Elon Musk's divisiveness and the general ugliness of the car ...
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Attacks on property carrying the logo of Elon Musk’s electric-car company are cropping up from coast to coast and even ...
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