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Tesla Cybertruck May Have A Rust Problem
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So they used the wrong grade of stainless?
FFS add it to the pile of embarrassment
Worse, it's a proprietary tesla steel.
Given their current track record for QA I'm going to guess that it's the lowest grade they could still call stainless
Depends whether Elon made the decision or Captain Sensible snuck in and did it while Elon was playing with Twitter.
It's not like Tesla doesn't have smart people, they just don't get to make the decisions some of the time.
It's not really a surprise at this point. They've been avoiding automotive grade parts for a reasonable amount of their cars. Notably the screen.