Tesla Cybertruck Owners Face Rust Issues, Questioning Durability Claims

Despite its stainless steel design, the Cybertruck is showing signs of corrosion shortly after delivery, challenging Tesla's durability promises.

Tesla Cybertruck owners report rust and corrosion issues on their new vehicles, raising concerns over the stainless steel body's resistance to staining.
Despite being marketed with an ultra-hard stainless steel exoskeleton, the Cybertrucks are showing signs of rust shortly after delivery, challenging Tesla's claims of durability.
Owners are advised to promptly remove corrosive substances and consider additional protective measures such as wraps and ceramic coatings, which can be costly.
Environmental factors like rail dust and exposure to elements are speculated to contribute to the rusting, highlighting the need for careful maintenance.
Tesla has not officially responded to the complaints, leaving owners seeking solutions through community forums and professional detailing advice.