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Elon Musk forced to step in to resolve Tesla Cybertruck owner's hellish experience

Tesla Cybertruck owner’s hellish experience reveals systemic weaknesses that the CEO eventually had to step in and fix himself.

fortune.com

Just two weeks in, the spanking new $100,000 vehicle broke down and proceeded to spend more time in the shop than on the road as Tesla mechanics struggled to keep the electrical systems up and running.

After multiple loaners, mounting desperation, and a half dozen visits to a Raleigh service center nearly two hours’ drive away, he took to social media because he could find no other way to escalate the issue.

By the time Tesla relented and granted him a replacement that also ended up breaking down, the issue had reached the personal attention of CEO Elon Musk himself, who assured Lamar the company would make good.

 

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[mikeavelli]

That was absolutely brilliant. Shocked to say that. The Cybertruck is just awful outside of crazy acceleration. As poorly built as a Yugo.

 

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[mmcartalk]

Seems like nobody was buying them up till very recently, but I'm starting to see some in my area now. One of my neighbors has one.

 

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Cybertruck Owner Brags About High-Tech Pedal That Makes Vehicle Accelerate When Pressed

LOS ANGELES—Praising the latest of the car’s bleeding-edge features that felt like they came from the future, Cybertruck owner Anselm Hart bragged to friends Monday about its high-tech pedal that makes the vehicle accelerate when pressed. “It’s this bonkers, next-level thing that lets you go...

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[F1 Silver Arrows]

Explain yourself @Gecko.

 

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