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中文(ZH) 特斯拉召回173辆Cybertruck

Tesla recalls 173 Cybertrucks due to potential brake component failure

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Tesla is recalling 173 Cybertruck vehicles due to a structural defect in the braking components. The issue, identified by NHTSA, affects models with 18-inch steel wheels from 2024-2026. The defect can cause brake disc studs to crack on rough roads or during turns, potentially leading to wheel detachment and loss of control. AI

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RANK_REASON Product recall for a specific vehicle model.

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Tesla recalls 173 Cybertrucks due to potential brake component failure

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  1. 36氪 (36Kr) TIER_1 中文(ZH) ·

    Tesla recalls 173 Cybertrucks

    因制动部件存在结构性缺陷并可能引发严重行车安全风险，特斯拉(428.35, 16.56, 4.02%)公司宣布召回173辆Cybertruck。美国国家公路交通安全管理局（NHTSA）发布的通报指出，此次召回批次涵盖配备18英寸钢制轮毂的2024至2026款Cybertruck。相关缺陷在于，车辆在颠簸路面行驶或进行转向操作时，其制动盘螺柱孔易受机械应力作用而产生裂纹。随着车辆的持续运行，该隐患可能导致轮毂螺栓最终断裂或脱落，致使车辆丧失操控稳定性，从而显著增加碰撞及人员伤亡风险。（新浪财经）

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