Tesla is recalling all 173 of its $70,000 RWD Cybertruck Long Range models due to faulty brake rotors that could cause sudden wheel separation. The issue marks Tesla's 11th Cybertruck recall.
According to a notice filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, brake rotor stud holes may crack and allow studs to separate from the wheel hub. The recall affects Cybertrucks equipped with 18-inch steel wheels.
Tesla has identified three warranty claims related to the defect. The company did not specify a timeline for repairs, but owners will be notified once a remedy is available.
The recall adds to mounting quality concerns surrounding the Cybertruck since its November 2023 launch. Previous recalls have addressed issues including loose door handles, faulty backup cameras, and incorrect wheel fasteners.
This defect is particularly critical given that wheel separation poses immediate safety hazards. The affected vehicles represent a small portion of total Cybertruck deliveries, but the pattern of recalls continues to draw scrutiny to Tesla's production quality control.
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