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The highly anticipated Tesla Cybertruck has faced several challenges on its road to release, including reports of recalls. While the Cybertruck’s futuristic design and advanced technology have captivated many, its rollout has not been without issues. With safety being a critical concern, Tesla has initiated recalls to address potential defects that could pose risks to drivers, passengers, and even pedestrians.

Current Tesla Cybertruck Recalls

As of now, several recalls have been issued for the Cybertruck, addressing various safety issues:

  1. Rearview Camera Delay: More than 27,000 Tesla Cybertrucks are recalled due to a delay in the rearview camera image display. This issue violates federal safety standards, as the image may take six to eight seconds to appear after shifting into reverse​.
  2. Loose Accelerator Pedal Pad: In April 2024, Tesla recalled vehicles to address a problem with a loose accelerator pedal pad, which could affect the vehicle’s acceleration​.
  3. Windshield Wiper Malfunction: A recall in June 2024 was issued to correct issues with windshield wipers that might not operate properly in certain conditions.​
  4. Exterior Trim Issues: Also in June, there was a recall concerning problems with the exterior trim that could detach while driving, posing a hazard to other road users​.
  5. Battery Software Updates: Earlier in 2024, a recall was announced for software updates related to the vehicle’s battery management system​.

What Happens in a Recall?

When a manufacturer identifies a defect that could compromise vehicle safety, it issues a recall to inform owners. Tesla, like all automakers, must fix these defects at no cost to the owner. While recalls are necessary to ensure vehicle safety, they can also signal larger issues that may have already caused accidents or injuries. Defective parts or software glitches can put drivers and others on the road at risk.

What Should Cybertruck Owners Do?

Owners affected by the recalls should follow Tesla’s guidelines for repairs and updates. Typically, Tesla addresses issues through software updates or by directing owners to authorized service centers. Staying informed about recalls and addressing issues promptly can reduce the risk of accidents. However, if a defect leads to an injury, it is crucial to take action.

Injured in a Cybertruck Accident? Call Fielding Law

If you or someone you know has suffered injuries from a Tesla Cybertruck recall or malfunction, seeking legal assistance is crucial. Fielding Law is ready to help. We offer compassionate and skilled legal support for those affected by negligence in vehicle recalls. Our experienced attorneys work tirelessly to ensure injured parties receive the compensation they deserve. Contact us today at 833.88.SHARK to discuss your case.

Note: Information provided is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult with a qualified attorney for legal concerns.

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