Tesla knows a thing or three about the recall process. After all, the Tesla Cybertruck, which has been in production for 15 months, has already been recalled at least seven times. And now, we can add one more notice to that list. This week, the electric pickup was recalled again, this time for the possibility of steel trim flying off the truck and injuring other drivers on the road or causing a crash. The recall affects 46,096 Cybertrucks, or almost every one it has made and sold since the EV began production in November 2023. The recall notice describes a part called the cant rail, which may “delaminate at the adhesive joint.” The notice says that’s because the adhesive is “susceptible to environmental embrittlement.” Which doesn’t sound like a good descriptor for any self-respecting pickup truck, much less one marketed as bulletproof. “If the cant rail stainless steel panel separates from the vehicle while..
