Tesla Cybertruck Owner Gets Injured on Pickup Day

TapTechNews May 27th news, the fan of Tesla's electric pickup Cybertruck, bdesign, recently shared his car pickup experience. This prospective car owner who waited for four years to finally get his beloved car didn't expect to be sent to the emergency room on the day of car pickup.

bdesign posted on the forum that he booked the Cybertruck four years ago and completed the final order at the end of this May, preparing to take this stainless steel electric pickup home to replace his Chevrolet SilveradoTrailBoss.

However, the ideal is full, but the reality is very skinny. On May 25th, the day of car pickup, bdesign found that there were many obvious flaws on the Cybertruck body, and the workmanship quality was also worrying, such as the dirty inside of the windshield affecting the line of sight, the engine cover covered with rust, the rubber seal of the cargo bed cover was loose, the cargo bed panel fell off, and there was a dent on the tailgate.

It was this dent on the tailgate that injured bdesign. He touched the indented area with his hand to confirm whether this was really a dent or some residue. He suddenly felt a sharp pain and quickly withdrew his hand. It turned out that his wrist was cut by the sharp edge of the tailgate.

At that time, he only thought it was a minor scratch, and the Tesla staff also joked, This car is really dangerous! But then they noticed a pool of blood on the ground under his feet, so the staff hurriedly brought the first aid kit and disinfected and bandaged his wound.

Despite such a bad car pickup process, bdesign still completed the procedures and drove the car home. However, by the evening, his wound still hadn't healed, and finally he had to go to the emergency room for further treatment.

TapTechNews noticed that bdesign is not the only owner who was injured by the sharp body of the Cybertruck. Earlier this month, another owner was cut by the edge of the car door when getting in and out of the car.