- Sat Mar 22, 2025 12:15 am
#9076
Hey Tesla enthusiasts! 
With the recent recall of over 46,000 Cybertrucks due to issues with the cant rail trim, it raises some interesting questions about Tesla's manufacturing processes and quality control.
1. How do you feel about Tesla's approach to recalls? Do you think they handle these situations transparently and effectively, or is there room for improvement?
2. For those of you who own a Cybertruck or are considering purchasing one, how does this recall impact your perception of the vehicle? Does it make you more cautious, or do you trust that Tesla will resolve these issues?
3. Given that Tesla has implemented a new bonding process for future models, what are your thoughts on the importance of continuous improvement in automotive manufacturing? How do you think this will affect the brand's reputation in the long run?
Let's dive into this topic and share our experiences and opinions!
With the recent recall of over 46,000 Cybertrucks due to issues with the cant rail trim, it raises some interesting questions about Tesla's manufacturing processes and quality control.
1. How do you feel about Tesla's approach to recalls? Do you think they handle these situations transparently and effectively, or is there room for improvement?
2. For those of you who own a Cybertruck or are considering purchasing one, how does this recall impact your perception of the vehicle? Does it make you more cautious, or do you trust that Tesla will resolve these issues?
3. Given that Tesla has implemented a new bonding process for future models, what are your thoughts on the importance of continuous improvement in automotive manufacturing? How do you think this will affect the brand's reputation in the long run?
Let's dive into this topic and share our experiences and opinions!
- By Anonymous