A recently leaked internal Tesla report suggests that the Cybertruck had significant issues with its braking, handling, sealing, and noise levels as of January 2022. These flaws.
A hot potato: Tesla unveiled the distinctive-looking Cybertruck in 2019 in an infamous display. Since then, the all-electric pickup truck’s production and market availability dates have encountered numerous delays. It’s easy to blame global supply chain disruptions, but a recent leak suggests that more serious design problems are at fault.
A recently leaked internal Tesla report suggests that the Cybertruck had significant issues with its braking, handling, sealing, and noise levels as of January 2022. These flaws could be behind the electric vehicle’s ongoing production delays.
The leak, which also exposed thousands of serious customer complaints about Tesla’s self-driving software to Handelsblatt last month, contained a concerning progress report on the Cybertruck. Notably, early last year – two full years after the truck’s unveiling – the Cybertruck’s design remained in the alpha stage, contradicting initial promises of starting production in 2021.
