Tesla’s Cybertruck is being recalled again, . The company has issued a physical recall that could affect about 12,000 owners .
Here’s how it breaks down. The company is recalling 11,688 Cybertrucks for a faulty windshield wiper that could significantly reduce visibility while driving. It’s also recalling 11,383 electric pickups because the bed could come loose and pose a road hazard to other people on the road. Tesla said it was “not aware of any injuries or deaths” related to either issue. .
NHTSA’s indicates that Tesla will replace the wiper motor after the owner brings it in for service. For potential loose trim, the “replace adhesion promoter and pressure sensitive tape or missing applicator as needed.” Both of these fixes will be free.
This is another significant recall from earlier this year. Other may become stuck during use. The gas pedal problem affected about 4,000 vehicles.
It’s hard to figure out what percentage of sales these recalls affect, but it could be nearly all of them. In April, Tesla appeared during the gas pedal fiasco 3,878 units to date. The company has not released updated sales figures, but these latest recalls total about 12,000 vehicles. How much more could it have sold since April? Maybe people capture them just for the sake of it .
Cybertruck has been , although most of them did not reach the recall level. Consumers complain of poor overall visibility, off-road difficulty, expensive repairs, inability to drive in snow, poor mileage, and all sorts of other frustrations. That too .
