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Cybertrucks Recalled Over Crash Risk

Accelerator pedal issue affects more than 3,800 units of the recently released vehicle.

April 19, 2024
Cybertrucks Recalled Over Crash Risk

Cybertruck prototype before deliveries started last fall.

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Tesla recalled nearly 4,000 of its new Cybertruck due to the potential for the accelerator pedal to dislodge and pose risk of crashing.

A recall notice on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration website indicates that the pedal pad could come loose, resulting in the pedal being trapped by the interior rim.

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A potential 3,878 trucks are included in the recall.

The global electric-vehicle market leader will replace or repair the pedal assembly free of charge. It’s scheduled to mail recall notices to effected owners in June.

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Originally posted on Auto Dealer Today

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