Car rusting has been a problem since the very beginning of car manufacturing – whatever you do, don’t fool the physical and chemical processes and sooner or later rust will show its ugly face. In our latitudes, it’s particularly well-known for road salt problems, but it can also be a problem in much more pleasant climates – one Tesla Cybertruck owner in Los Angeles had his car start to rust in the rain.
Complaints have already appeared on the forums of the owners of this model that rust spots are visible on the car body during rain. What is interesting, even Tesla representatives have told a customer that it can be. Rust spots also appeared after the car was washed.
There are several complaints and from different users, so one of them said that he took his car to a Tesla service center to solve the problem. The employee noted the corrosion and promised that the problems would be fixed when the right tools were available.
The Cybertruck’s body is made of stainless steel, but it’s no secret that it also rusts. The head of the company, Elon Musk, boasted that the car is bulletproof in the truest sense of the word – it can actually stop bullets even from an automatic firearm. It’s a hot enough topic for Americans.
Tesla still hasn’t released the Cybertruck’s user manual, but leaked information suggests that this electric car needs to be taken care of with great care. The steel parts are not covered with varnish or any other protective layer, not to mention paint, which only means that the greetings left by the birds, the oil, the sap that has flowed from the trees, the fallen insects and also the salt scattered on the roads must be cleaned without delay. Simply put, there are a lot of things that can cause corrosion and it’s definitely not what you want to think about when buying a proud car that costs n-thousands.
2024-02-18 10:00:00
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