All The Tesla Cybertruck Screw Ups Since Delivery (So Far)

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When Elon Musk launched the Tesla Cybertruck, a brutalist stainless steel monstrosity doubling as an electric pickup truck, there were plenty of signs that things were not, um, going well. First and foremost were its ridiculous looks, but then came the claims that this truck would be a bulletproof off-roading legend designed for the end times — claims that were quickly debunked when lead designer Franz Von Holzhausen hurled a steel ball at the window and shattered it. Perhaps that should have been our cue to relegate this low-poly truck to the realm of “concept” and not “reality.”

Despite that absurdist debut, the Tesla Cybertruck has somehow managed to not only make it into production, but to also make it into the hands of buyers hungry to praise Musk’s latest brainchild. To no one’s surprise, plenty of screw-ups have followed. Today, we’re going to run through all of Tesla’s Cybertruck tomfoolery since the truck finally started hitting the driveways of keen buyers on November 30, 2023.