As a Tesla enthusiast and Cybertruck owner, I’ve been closely following the recent reports of coolant leaks in these futuristic electric pickups. Let’s dive into this issue and explore what it means for Cybertruck owners and potential buyers.
The Coolant Conundrum: What’s Going On?
Picture this: You’ve just picked up your shiny new Cybertruck, ready to hit the road and show off your cutting-edge ride. But after just 35 miles, you notice coolant pouring out from under the vehicle. Talk about a buzzkill, right?
This isn’t just a hypothetical scenario. It actually happened to a Cybertruck owner named Jason Jones. He shared his experience on social media, and it’s got the Tesla community buzzing.
The Incident That Sparked Concern
Here’s the lowdown:
- Jones picked up his Cybertruck from Tesla Pensacola
- Drove about 35 miles to a Supercharger station
- While charging, coolant started leaking from the rear of the truck
- Tesla initially refused to cover the repair under warranty (more on this drama later)
Why Coolant Matters in Electric Vehicles