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SEARCHAccelerator pedal issue affects more than 3,800 units of the recently released vehicle.
Cybertruck prototype before deliveries started last fall.
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Tesla recalled nearly 4,000 of its new Cybertruck due to the potential for the accelerator pedal to dislodge and pose risk of crashing.
A recall notice on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration website indicates that the pedal pad could come loose, resulting in the pedal being trapped by the interior rim.
A potential 3,878 trucks are included in the recall.
The global electric-vehicle market leader will replace or repair the pedal assembly free of charge. It’s scheduled to mail recall notices to effected owners in June.
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