We've identified PCS electronics in pre-2026 Cybertrucks that do not meet our reliability standards and have made design changes to address this in newer vehicles.
Next steps for existing owners:
– Model year 2026: PCS warranty is now standard at 7 years/70k miles
– Model year 2024/2025: PCS warranty extended to 8 years/150k miles
Starting in the next few weeks, we will reimburse any charges for those who already required a PCS replacement and paid out of pocket.
We're working hard on increasing supply chain availability of this improved version.
As an immediate remedy, we've rolled out a software update so you can keep Supercharging even if a PCS failure occurs, and have enabled free Supercharging for trucks waiting for part availability
And now approved by Apple in record time!
Download our iOS app if you haven’t already using the link below, or wait for the official App Store release soon. :)
https://t.co/FXlS7MFfPi
@exxfive@nowteslafy Rural areas mainly. It's been a problem sice around April when they pushed a random update with no new release notes and it unfortunately carried over to v14 lite 😢. I had 3 of these types of events in my first 7 miles of driving
@RoccoSperanza Whenever I leave rural areas it never happens, but I have other clips where there's nobody around and it it'll just randomly slam the brakes. I think more likely is the model is overfit for animals and such jumping out in front of the car in rural areas but that's just my guess