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Most are OTA software updates. This stat is useless and deliberately misleading
I saw a black cyber truck this weekend. My wife and I both laughed. Mate, you can’t make it invisible by painting it black.
Such a hideous vehicle.
No no, they are not trying to make it invisible, Cybertrunk buyers wants the attention it provides, good or bad. The wrap is probably for rust and looks.
Unfortunately for Tesla saltwater can still corrode many forms of stainless steel. And the roads in many places get covered in salt and water.
It will probably still hold up better than a carbon steel body panel with compromised paint, so I wouldn’t expect the panels to just rust through anytime soon. But I would expect some discoloring and pitting.
What are the 9% of cars that are worse?
In a reasonably recent UK survey, only the Land Rover Discovery and the Volvo XC90 were more badly made than Teslas.
Was surprised at the XC because the engines are rock solid, but apparently the electrics are fucking atrocious
Discoverys have always been horrendously bad, and sorry, if you bought one you shouldn’t be in charge of major financial decisions like that
What vehicles are worse than the Cybertruck?
Ford as a hobby or something issues recalls.
The good news is they’re pretty quick and responsive to fix their issues unlike Toyota which will wait until the NHTSA forces them to issue a recall.
I mean, Dodge still makes cars.
I actually couldn’t find which specific models have had more recalls to date than Cybertruck (only projections for the future), but based on data from https://www.iseecars.com/car-recall-study#v=2024 , it’s not looking good for Porsche or Tesla.
Aren’t most of these “recalls” just software updates? How does it fare in actual physical recalls?
