"Then there is the galvanic corrosion that occurs between aluminum and stainless. "I'm sure that the engineers at Tesla took that into consideration but how well? Anyway, just wanted to see what other members on Cybertruck Owners Club think about it." Tesla has not publicly released the Cybertruck owners manual, though videos online have pinpointed what it entails. The guide reportedly says the Cybertruck's stainless-steel exterior lacks 'a clear coat on the surface of the exterior body panels, meaning scratches that appear are in the stainless steel panels themselves,' according to Business Insider. Advert "To prevent damage to the exterior, immediately remove corrosive substances (such as grease, oil, bird droppings, tree resin, dead insects, tar spots, road salt, industrial fallout, etc.)," the guide continued. UNILAD has contacted Tesla for a comment. One owner is ditching the Tesla vehicle this winter (Daniel Pier/NurPhoto via Getty Images) The topic of using the Cybertruck during winter has become the hot topic of conversation on social media, including the Owners' Club. Advert An owner from Boston wrote: "I'm curious about this salt/erosion as well. I'd be truly shocked if it gets ruined over several winters. "That said, I spoke with a local detailer / PPF installer who specializes in Cybertrucks. "The owner owns one as well, and when I called inquiring about corrosion or staining, they said they did see some last winter and that they couldn't fully get the stains out."