We may earn a commission from links on this page. Photo: Tesla Don’t worry, though. The Cybertruck has it covered. As the recall report states , “No warning occurs prior to the loss of propulsion. However, when the driver loses the ability to apply torque, they will immediately receive a visual alert on the user interface, with an instruction to safely pull over the vehicle to the side of the road.” See? Nothing to worry about. If something bad happens, the driver will be told to pull over. Also, while Tesla is reportedly aware of at least five warranty claims that may be related to the recall, it also told NHTSA it isn’t aware of any crashes, injuries or deaths that may have been caused by the faulty inverter killing power to the car. Show all 6 comments