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2025 2026 Automotive Cell Side Dent Induced Core Collapse Cybertruck

Tesla's Ticking Time Bomb: 13,000 EVs Recalled Over Battery Defect

Tesla is recalling nearly 13,000 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles due to a battery contactor defect that may cause sudden power loss, affecting driving safety. The recall impacts models manufactured between March and August 2025. Tesla will replace defective parts free of charge, showcasing swift action in a potential crisis.

Oct 26

Tesla's Ticking Time Bomb: 13,000 EVs Recalled Over Battery Defect

Tesla's Big Recall: 13,000 Model 3 & Model Y Vehicles Face Power Loss Threat

Tesla has issued a voluntary recall for nearly 13,000 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles in the U.S. due to a rare and dangerous battery pack contactor defect. This defect can cause sudden power loss and increase the risk of a collision. Affected vehicles include 2025 Model 3s and 2026 Model Ys. Tesla will replace the faulty components free of charge.

Oct 25

Tesla's Big Recall: 13,000 Model 3 & Model Y Vehicles Face Power Loss Threat

Tesla's Covert Cybertruck Battery Swap Revealed: What's the Buzz?

In a surprising twist, Tesla has quietly been replacing the battery packs in its much-anticipated Cybertruck due to a defect dubbed "Cell Side Dent Induced Core Collapse." Although official recall announcements are nowhere to be seen, replacements have been ongoing for trucks delivered between February and July 2024. Despite the company's silence, concerned owners, industry experts, and the public are buzzing about potential safety issues and Tesla's hush-hush strategy.

Dec 31

Tesla's Covert Cybertruck Battery Swap Revealed: What's the Buzz?