Mack DeGeurin is a tech reporter who’s spent years investigating where technology and politics collide. His work has previously appeared in Gizmodo, Insider, New York Magazine, and Vice.
Since introducing Tesla’s futuristic, angular designed Cybertruck back in 2019, CEO Elon Musk has at times described the 6,603 pound stainless steel behemoth as “badass” “literally bulletproof” and possibly “the best product ever.” But growing complaints from actual Cybertruck owners online say the rugged, all-electric, end-times enduring vehicle may have an unexpected problem: water.
be/OXY5zBpfGOw?t=1389 “To prevent damage to the exterior, immediately remove corrosive substances ,' the manual reportedly reads. 'Do not wait until Cybertruck is due for a complete wash.' That Cybertruck owner’s manual, which isn’t available to the general public yet, appears to note that the base Cybertruck does not have a 'clear coat' which means that scratches or other abnormalities that appear only on the surface of the vehicle are in fact in the steel panels themselves.
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