The Tesla Cybertruck, having begun deliveries nearly a year ago, faces its sixth recall due to a potential failure in the drive inverter that could lead to a loss of propulsion.
Affected models include 2,431 Cybertrucks manufactured between November 6, 2023, and July 30, 2024. The problem could suddenly cause torque loss, posing collision risks.
Tesla will replace the faulty inverters at no cost. This issue was prompted by a customer report of a propulsion loss, leading to an investigation and recall.
Despite five warranty claims related to this malfunction, Tesla claims there have been no known collisions, injuries, or fatalities linked to the drive inverter issue.
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