Source: Global Market Report

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$It was announced that 3,878 CyberTruck pickup trucks will be recalled to repair or replace the accelerator pedals. The reason is that these accelerator pedals may shift and cause the vehicle to accelerate inadvertently, increasing the risk of a crash.

According to a recall report submitted to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), Tesla has received two customer reports relating to the issue. Tesla claims that when the driver forcefully presses on the accelerator, the CyberTruck's accelerator pedal may shift and get stuck in the interior decoration.

In response to the issue, Tesla said it would repair the accelerator pedal free of charge. In today's pre-market trading, Tesla's stock price once fell 2.3%, and has dropped 40% since this year.

The recall also provides the first insight into how many electric pickup trucks the company has sold since CEO Elon Musk delivered the first batch of CyberTrucks to customers in November last year.

Currently, the delivery volume of this model has not been announced in Tesla's quarterly production and delivery reports.

According to Musk's estimates, it will take 12 to 18 months for Tesla to assemble this stainless steel-wrapped Cybertruck in large quantities. Musk also said that to reach the annual production volume of 250,000 vehicles, we will have to wait at least until some point next year.

Editor/jayden