Tesla Cybertruck : tout ce que l'on sait à l'instant

A Cybertruck owner is suing Tesla after his brand-new $90,000 vehicle began to die before he even got it home, according to a civil complaint obtained by The Independent. Tesla Cybertruck s'impose comme l'un des sujets qui mobilisent l'attention en Estonia ce jeudi.

Les faits

• A Cybertruck owner is suing Tesla after his brand-new $90,000 vehicle began to die before he even got it home, according to a civil complaint obtained by The Independent.
• Gore Springs, Mississippi, resident Shane Bracko bought the Cybertruck in August 2025 from a Tesla showroom, the complaint states.
• Tesla’s once-vaunted Cybertruck – a drive-by-wire model touted by CEO Elon Musk as the company’s “best ever” product – has faced a long list of recalls and associated build-quality problems since its November 2023 launch.
• On August 9, 2025, Bracko purchased a new 2025 Cybertruck from a Tesla dealership in Bartlett, Tennessee, according to his complaint, which was initially filed March 17 in Grenada County, Mississippi Circuit Court before being removed to federal court last Friday.
• In late September 2025, after trying numerous times, in vain, to book a service appointment with Tesla, Bracko finally brought his Cybertruck back to the dealership to be fixed, the complaint continues.

L'essentiel

Dans le détail, Gore Springs, Mississippi, resident Shane Bracko bought the Cybertruck in August 2025 from a Tesla showroom, the complaint states.

Sur le fond, Tesla’s once-vaunted Cybertruck – a drive-by-wire model touted by CEO Elon Musk as the company’s “best ever” product – has faced a long list of recalls and associated build-quality problems since its November 2023 launch.

Concrètement, On August 9, 2025, Bracko purchased a new 2025 Cybertruck from a Tesla dealership in Bartlett, Tennessee, according to his complaint, which was initially filed March 17 in Grenada County, Mississippi Circuit Court before being removed to federal court last Friday.

Au-delà de ce constat, In late September 2025, after trying numerous times, in vain, to book a service appointment with Tesla, Bracko finally brought his Cybertruck back to the dealership to be fixed, the complaint continues.

Reste à préciser que On November 4, 2025, Bracko took the Cybertruck to a different Tesla dealership for a fresh round of repairs, according to the complaint.

Les chiffres

À noter par ailleurs : In a situation similar to what Bracko claims to have experienced, a Cybertruck owner in California went viral on YouTube in 2024 after posting a video of his new vehicle breaking down less than a mile after leaving the dealership.

“As of March 5, 2026, [Bracko] does not have possession of the vehicle, and remains financially liable for the vehicle,” the complaint states, adding that Bracko has not been able to afford a replacement.

Dans la foulée, Bracko, 29, stopped straight away and asked the salesman about the apparent problem, but was informed that “the issue was minor,” that it “would reset automatically,” and that the electric SUV was safe to drive, according to the complaint.

Ce qui se dit

“Come along as I take delivery of my brand new Tesla Cyber Beast truck, and get instantly disappointed,” the video’s caption read.

“Additionally, [Bracko] noticed additional vehicle malfunction(s), including but not limited to excessive vibration of driver’s side mirror, broken rear bed closeout panel, and tonneau cover panel,” the complaint states.

“Almost simultaneously, the vehicle’s steering failed, and [Bracko] was unable to control the vehicle,” the complaint states. “As a result of the aforementioned vehicle failure(s), [Bracko] was involved in an accident, when the vehicle left the roadway and crashed into a drainage ditch.”

Le contexte

Reste à préciser que Exclusive: Shane Bracko claims he soon lost the ability to steer his brand-new Cybertruck and wound up in a drainage ditch.

À noter par ailleurs : Six weeks later, while driving the Cybertruck, the same warning lights came on, which the Tesla dealer had downplayed from the start, according to the complaint.

Plus précisément, Bracko says he has “lost confidence in [Tesla’s] ability to competently repair” the Cybertruck, and that he has lost a significant portion of his income without reliable transportation.

Dans la foulée, However, things only got worse from there, culminating in a steering failure a few months later that left Bracko unable to control the Cybertruck, which suddenly veered off the road and crashed into a drainage ditch, the complaint contends.

À ce stade, In one instance, a Cybertruck reportedly stopped working after going through a car wash.

Recherches associées

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À retenir

• Tesla did not respond on Wednesday to a request for comment.
• Over the next two months, the Cybertruck’s warning systems continued to flag ongoing suspension malfunctions, “severely limiting” Bracko’s use of the vehicle,” the complaint states.
• Four days later, Bracko picked up his Cybertruck, which was now exhibiting a spate of other glitches, the complaint maintains.
• Recherches qui explosent : Tesla Cybertruck: Elon Musk se les achète lui-même!, Elon Musk achète ses propres Tesla Cybertruck, Tesla serait sur le point de débuter a livraison des Cybertruck, Les entreprises d'Elon Musk ont acheté 20 % des Tesla Cybertruck vendus fin 2025.