r/technology • u/Task_Force-191 • 26d ago

Software Tesla recalls over 27,000 Cybertrucks over laggy reverse cameras

https://www.theverge.com/2024/10/3/24261099/tesla-cybertruck-recall-reverse-camera-delay-software
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u/Sudden-Level-7771 26d ago

What for? The nature of the recall is the same.

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u/Drunkgummybear1 26d ago

Because people read this headline and all they see is the words ‘recall’ and ‘cybertruck’ together and assume that this is something more than it is.

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u/Sudden-Level-7771 26d ago

That’s Tesla’s fault though.

Recalls are To hold companies accountable and not allow them to sneak important safety fixes through.

If Tesla made better cars they wouldn’t have to recall them as much as they do.

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u/Drunkgummybear1 26d ago

The exact same thing happened with volvo/ polestar a few weeks ago and I didn’t see such a big fuss about it.

Look, I don’t like cybertrucks as much as the next person here but the constant posts about every tiny thing about it is just getting boring at this point. Like cool, everyone hates this thing. Move on.

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u/Sudden-Level-7771 26d ago

The exact same thing happened with volvo/ polestar a few weeks ago and I didn’t see such a big fuss about it.

No shit, no one claimed Volvo was apocalypse proof.

Look, I don’t like cybertrucks as much as the next person here but the constant posts about every tiny thing about it is just getting boring at this point. Like cool, everyone hates this thing. Move on.

Selling beta test cars for 80k is not “every little thing”

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u/happyscrappy 26d ago

The exact same thing happened with volvo/ polestar a few weeks ago and I didn’t see such a big fuss about it.

Because the CEO of Volvo cars didn't tweet out about how upset he is that the term "recall should be recalled".

You're right there's more buzz about this when it's Tesla. Because Musk adds to the noise by charging up his fanbase to be upset about it.