Tesla Cybertruck Faces Sixth Recall Over Inverter Fault

The recall affects over 2,400 vehicles due to a faulty drive inverter that may lead to loss of propulsion.

Tesla has recalled 2,431 Cybertrucks built between November 2023 and July 2024 due to a faulty drive inverter.
The defect involves the inverter's MOSFET component, which can stop producing torque, increasing collision risk.
Tesla plans to replace the faulty inverters starting December 9, with repairs taking approximately three hours.
This recall is the sixth for the Cybertruck in 2024, following previous recalls for issues like accelerator pedals and windshield wipers.
Tesla has received five warranty claims related to the issue but reports no accidents or injuries.