All Tesla Cybertruck reviews for 2024: what went wrong?
By ForGeeks The Tesla Cybertruck electric pickup truck, launched in December 2023, has become not only a symbol of futurism, but also the hero of many discussions due to a number of serious problems. In less than a year, the Cybertruck has been the subject of six recall campaigns. Despite its ambitious design and huge public interest, the vehicle’s numerous defects have become a cause for criticism and even a threat to Tesla’s reputation.
Six major recalls: from font to power loss
Warning indicator font issues
Recall Date: January 30, 2024
Number of vehicles: 2,193,869
Description: The warning indicator font on the dashboard of vehicles, including the Cybertruck, was too small. The problem was solved with a free software update.
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Unintended acceleration due to stuck pedal
Recall Date: April 17, 2024
Number of vehicles: 3,878
Description: In some models, the accelerator pedal could get stuck, resulting in uncontrolled acceleration. Car owners were forced to go to dealerships to replace the pedal assembly.
In some models, the accelerator pedal could get stuck, causing uncontrolled acceleration.
Wiper failure
Recall Date: June 19, 2024
Number of vehicles: 11,688
Description: Excessive current was causing the wiper motor to burn out, rendering it completely inoperable. The motor was replaced at service centers to fix the problem.
Body trim that can fall off
Recall Date: June 19, 2024
Number of vehicles: 12,150
Description: The adhesive holding the body trim was improperly applied, causing the trim to peel off. Remediation included replacing and reinforcing the fasteners.
Corrective action.
Delayed rearview camera
Recall Date: September 26, 2024
Number of vehicles: 27,185
Description: The delay in displaying the rearview camera image exceeded the allowable 2 seconds. The problem was corrected with a software update.
Loss of power due to inverter malfunction
Recall Date: November 5, 2024
Number of vehicles: 2,431
Description: Defective transistors in the inverter system could cause the vehicle to suddenly lose power and stall. Owners should contact a dealership to correct the problem.
The impact on Tesla’s reputation
The Tesla Cybertruck stands out not only for its design, but also for the number of recalls, which undermines the new product’s credibility. For 2024, Tesla leads the automaker in recalls with 4.4 million vehicles, more than Ford. That’s a troubling sign, given the Cybertruck’s cost ($80,000 to $102,000) and its importance to the company’s future.
An alarming sign.
