Tesla Recalls All Cybertrucks Over Accelerator Pedal Defect

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Tesla’s Cybertruck has been quite an embarrassment and not just because of its looks.

Tesla is recalling nearly 4,000 Cybertrucks over a fault that could cause the accelerator to jam open

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Elon Musk at Tesla's Cybertruck delivery event in November.

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Some Cybertruck owners report getting red warning screen alerts within days of taking delivery

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The Cybertruck launched last year.

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Posts About Broken Cybertrucks Fill Tesla Owners' Forums

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Elon Musk weighs in on Cybertruck door panel gap after reviewer calls it the 'worst I've ever seen in a production vehicle'

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Marques Brownlee shared a review of the Cybertruck on YouTube.
Marques Brownlee shared a review of the Cybertruck on YouTube.

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How did Tesla's bulletproof Cybertruck become so expensive and so delayed?

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The bulletproof Cybertruck is perhaps Tesla's biggest gamble to date. It's not clear if Elon Musk will be able to sell enough of the $100,000 vehicles to break even — or if he'll even be able to sell them at all outside the United States.

The Tesla Cybertruck can be difficult to maneuver, auto expert says

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It takes some getting used to backing up in the Cybertruck, according to Sandy Munro.

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Cybertruck engineer asks Tesla owners to please stop beating up the 'tortured' truck

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Elon Musk and Tesla's designer put the Cybertruck's shatter-resistant windows to the test when the truck was first unveiled in 2019. It didn't go well.

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The Cybertruck failed a YouTuber's bulletproof test

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A YouTuber tested out whether the Cybertruck is bulletproof.
A YouTuber tested out whether the Cybertruck is bulletproof.

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Forget rust spots — handprints are the bigger headache for Tesla Cybertruck drivers

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Steve Sert, a civil geotechnical engineer in California, poses with his new Cybertruck.
Steve Sert, a civil geotechnical engineer in California, poses with his new Cybertruck.

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