Tesla Issues a Cybertruck Recall Over Loose Light Bars That Could Fall Off

Core Viewpoint - Tesla and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) have issued a recall for the Cybertruck due to a potential road hazard caused by an off-road light bar accessory that may detach while driving, affecting approximately 6,197 vehicles, which is about 10% of all Cybertrucks sold [1][2]. Group 1 - The recall is the latest of 10 recalls issued for Tesla's Cybertruck since its debut in late 2023 [2]. - The NHTSA stated that Tesla will inspect the light bar accessory and may install an additional mechanical attachment or replace the light bar using tape to secure it to the windshield, at no cost to the owners [3]. - Owners will receive a notification about the recall after December 26, and they can contact Tesla customer service for more information [3]. Group 2 - This light bar recall is the second recall for the Cybertruck in October 2023, with a previous recall on October 15 regarding the brightness of the front parking lights, which was addressed with a free software update [4].