Do Cyberbeast models have fewer problems?

[Kyril]

In light of the numerous issues/problems that Cybertruck owners have experienced, do Cyberbeast owners have fewer problems?

 

[Crissa]

In light of the numerous issues/problems that Cybertruck owners have experienced, do Cyberbeast owners have fewer problems?

There's no evidence for any difference in build quality, no.

There are fewer of them, so sample size would be lower.

-Crissa

 

[TeslaKen]

I have a Beast and zero problems therefore we can extrapolate that into all Beasts are perfect. ? lies, damn lies and statistics....

 

[juo]

No issues yet with mine. 2 months, 1.5k miles. VIN ...6641

 

[Nobell32]

I have a beast and have no complaint but I doubt that there is any difference between 4wd and beast given that they all come from the same assembly line. You likely hear less complaint about beast owners because they only represent about 10% of the whole.

 

[The Tumbler]

AWD. Almost Zero issues. 2k miles in. No panel gap issues, no tonneau issues, no pedal issue (though they fixed it anyway), no wiper issues. Only problem has been driver seat squeaking and Tesla was overly helpful and accommodating in fixing it. New seat is being installed.

I think the presence of significant issues is greatly exaggerated online. There are serious problems with some trucks obviously but I think the percentage is much lower than the internet makes it seem.

 

[Woodrick]

In light of the numerous issues/problems that Cybertruck owners have experienced, do Cyberbeast owners have fewer problems?

They are 99% the same vehicle.

And just because you read and hear on YouTube that there are issues, in no way, means that they are prevalent.
The number of reported are actually pretty low so far.

Go look at any other vehicle's forum and you'll see what I mean. EVERYTHING has problems on YouTube!

 

[Wonderful]

I'm another owner of a Cyberbeast with ZERO issues. This truck is amazing!

 

[The Tumbler]

The only problems reported on this site are reported by the owners themselves so im not sure how that is exaggeration.

obviously… I was referring to the issues exaggerated on the broad internet.

 

[Woodrick]

The only problems reported on this site are reported by the owners themselves so im not sure how that is exaggeration.

I have to disagree. Lots of issues posted here are coming from Social Media.

 

[jingo112674]

There would be a difference in terms of build. Although both have the same stainless steel exoskeleton, they have different powertrain configurations. The Cybertruck has front and rear-locking differentials while the Cyberbeast only has a front-locking differential. The Cyberbeast has front motor in the PM position and the rear motor in the IM position with an additional induction motor on the rear axle. Thus, they are built a little bit different. The software is probably the same but with the addition of CyberBeast mode. In terms of software malfunctions, I think both Cybertruck and Cyberbeast would experience the same problems. With regards to powertrain, they would encounter different issues.

 

[btcrealm]

The motors in the rear end are different and a different configuration so that would be one recall avoided but I believe the earlier models had the same front motor recall.
I haven't had an problems (misc small things but that sounds like just software updates needed) but its been less than a month.

 

[jerhenderson]

I have to disagree. Lots of issues posted here are coming from Social Media.

The warning to your post is 'coming from social media.'

 

[Killlbox]

There's no evidence for any difference in build quality, no.

There are fewer of them, so sample size would be lower.

-Crissa

Do you actually own a Cybertruck?

 

[UberNoob]

My beast has zero issues and only 68 miles on the ODO. Figure if as long as it continues to be my lawn ornament, it will never have an issue.

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