Dozens of Tesla Cybertrucks Damaged in Florida, Delivery Suspended

TapTechNews June 22nd, according to the electrek website, in the past few days, dozens of Tesla Cybertrucks were waiting for delivery in a parking lot in Florida, and Musk's haters maliciously damaged these pickup trucks.

It is reported that due to problems with the windshield wiper motor, Tesla has temporarily stopped the delivery of Cybertruck. This has led to a large number of undelivered Cybertrucks accumulating in many places in the US. It is not yet clear whether these graffiti are easy to clean up or if there is actual damage to the vehicles.

According to TapTechNews' previous report, many pre-ordered Cybertruck owners have been informed that the delivery date of their vehicles will be postponed by at least a week, and the employees at the Tesla service center have told the buyers that the problem of the wiper motor is the main reason for the delay. Although this statement has not been officially confirmed, but there have been multiple reports in recent weeks about the poor or complete failure of the Cybertruck wiper motor function.

Two owners from Florida and Houston disclosed that they were unable to start the wipers when encountering heavy rain, resulting in blocked driving vision and even having to drive the car to a safe place in the heavy rain.

As of the TapTechNews article, Tesla has not responded to this matter yet, and it is not clear whether this vandalism event is related to the Cybertruck delivery.