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The American manufacturer specializing in Tesla electric vehicles has decided to recall more than 46,000 Pickup Cybertruck, due to the risk of falling from an outdoor panel, reports the Wall Street Journal on Thursday.
Body panels of these vehicles may fall due to a failure of the glue used, indicates the daily, citing the American Road Safety Agency (NHTSA).
“The reinforcement, an outdoor dressing made up of stainless steel panels, can peel off and detach from the vehicle,” noted the NHTSA, adding that the group was going to replace defective equipment at no cost.
If panels stand out while the vehicle is circulating, “this can represent a danger on the road for motorists behind and increase the risk of injury or accident,” warned the same source.
The Federal Agency reported that recalled vehicles include 46,096 CYBERTRUCK of the 2024 and 2025 models made between November 13, 2023 and February 27, 2025. This represents the majority of all the Cybertrucks that Tesla launched for the first time in November 2023.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Tesla had received 151 requests for warranty coverage linked to this problem, but was not aware of any accident, death or injuries caused by this detachment.
