Video Summary
- The Cybertruck has driven 13,000 miles with few issues in 8 months.- The Cybertruck can withstand 9mm handgun fire.
- It attracts a lot of attention, which is a double-edged sword for a company truck.
- The steer-by-wire system combined with rear-wheel steering is incredible, fun, and unique.
- Two out of the three Cybertrucks had a screw in the door that would work itself out.
- There have been five recalls for the Cybertruck; one is the back up camera going black when reversing.
- Trim pieces falling off is a recall because it shows that the exoskeleton is not complete.
- The glass on the Cybertruck is not bulletproof, and Tesla never clarified.
- Onscreen icons with small text was the 3rd recall.
- The accelerator pedal falling off was the fourth recall. The brake pedal overrides the accelerator.
- The windshield wiper motor may receive too much current.
- Headlights on the Cybertruck are lower, which cause a Star Wars warp speed effect when it snows.
- The truck has poor visibility in inclement weather.
- The Cybertruck's aluminum tow hitch is only bolted on and is far inferior to steel.
- The car cannot be sold in Europe, and the IIHS has not rated the Cybertruck.
- Since there has been several broken hitches, pulling trailers with the Cybertruck is not recommended.
- Buying a polarizing vehicle can be a problem with the CEO's statements, as a company has to support those kinds of views.
