Tesla’s Eighth Cybertruck Recall Is Over a Glue Failure
Tesla has published its eighth recall of its sharp electric hipper, this time due to the risk of decorative panels that can be separated while driving.
In a report submitted to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Announce 46,096 affected vehicles were recalled, pointing out that the stainless steel exterior trim panel could “become a road hazard and increase the risk of a crash” if it was removed from the truck.
Read more: Every Teslasaiboke recalled since the release of the vehicle
Decorative trim pieces, called Cant Rail, are equipped with glue and fasteners, but can loosen and fall off during truck movement.
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The recall applies to all Seberak manufactured from November 13, 2023 to February 27, 2024.
Tesla representatives did not respond to requests for comment.
Tesla said it will replace rail components for free and owners will receive letters about the recall in emails. They are also encouraged to contact Tesla customer service for more information.
The Seberts are facing Continuous criticism Since its launch in 2023, it has been prone to rust and spotting from polarized designs to issues with its stainless steel surface. In December, Seiberke Island is 70,000 car recalls Related to its tire pressure monitoring system – the seventh recall at that time.
Earlier this year, Tesla began offering Discount Played on Seberak after reports that production at Tesla’s factory slowed down. Meanwhile, some workers were reportedly reassigned from Texas’s Sebert-style parliamentary line, focusing on the company’s best-selling model, the Y-sedan.
