Tesla said a defect could cause the electric truck to lose driver power and pledged to replace the affected part for free.

The Tesla Cybertruck was recalled for the sixth time this year — and the fix won’t involve an easy software update. Tesla voluntarily issued a recall for approximately 2,431 Cybertrucks manufactured between November 6,

Tesla said on Wednesday it was recalling 2,400 Cybertruck pickups in the U.S. because a faulty part could lead to a loss of power and increase the risk of a crash, in its sixth callback of Cybertrucks this year.

The recall involves a faulty part that could cause the vehicle to lose power. This is the sixth recall on Cybertrucks this year.

For the sixth time this year, Tesla has issued a recall on its Cybertrucks. This time, it's over a faulty part that could cause the vehicle to lose power, impacting the wheels. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration,

Tesla’s Cybertruck is facing yet another setback. The automaker just issued its sixth recall for the steel-bodied pickup, affecting 2,431 units built between November 2023 and July 2024. Tesla’s latest recall targets a faulty drive inverter—a key component that powers the truck’s wheels.

In unsurprising news, the Cybertruck is facing yet another recall. The latest recall from Tesla affects over 2,400 vehicles, and this time owners can't rely on a simple software update. The futuristic pickup truck needs actual hands-on repairs.

If you own a Cybertruck, you probably saw this coming. Tesla has announced the sixth recall in a year for the pricey Cybertruck, this time over defective drive inverters. Some 2,431 vehicles are affected,

Tesla voluntarily recalled 2,431 Cybertruck electric pickup trucks on Wednesday due to faulty drive inverters which increase the risk for driver collision in its sixth recall effort this year. The recall applies to all 2024 Cybertruck vehicles manufactured from Nov.