The Tesla Cybertruck is not a good truck or even a good vehicle. Children point and laugh when they see it. Women leave their husbands and take the children when one shows up in their driveway. Friends stop talking to friends who think they’re cool.

Tesla's unmistakable Cybertruck has been recalled for the sixth time this year—this time, over its drive inverter. Tesla filed the issue to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) on Nov.

Tesla said on Wednesday it was recalling 2,431 Cybertruck electric pickup trucks in the United States as loss of drive power could increase the risk of a crash, in its sixth such move this year. Last month,

The problem is a faulty drive unit inverter, which stranded a Cybertruck at the end of July. Tesla says it started investigating the problem a week later and by late October arrived at the conclusion that it had made a bad batch of inverters that it used in production vehicles from November 6,

Tesla’s Cybertruck is facing its sixth recall since its launch a year ago. A report from Tesla found that those trucks are or were equipped with a faulty drive inverter. “If the inverter stops producing torque,

Tesla voluntarily recalled 2,431 Cybertruck electric pickup trucks on Wednesday due to faulty drive inverters which increase the risk for driver collision in its sixth recall effort this year. The recall applies to all 2024 Cybertruck vehicles manufactured from Nov.

This concerns faulty drive inverters in Cybertrucks manufactured between November 2023 and last July. According to the recall notice, the bad inverters can cause the electric trucks to lose acceleration capabilities.