TSLA has reportedly found some units of Cybertruck with "cell dent" issues and the company has started replacing battery packs of those cars. What Happened: According to a report by Electrek, citing sources familiar with the matter, Tesla has identified the cell dent issue with some Cybertruck units and it has begun sending them back to Gigafactory Texas to solve the problem. Tesla identified the issue in several inventory vehicles but has not found it in customer-delivered models. The Cybertruck is unique among Tesla’s lineup as the only vehicle using the company's in-house 4680 battery cells. Tesla currently produces several thousand Cybertrucks weekly at Gigafactory Texas but has already issued multiple recalls. Many owners have reported frequent service visits, with some even asking Tesla if it would buy back those faulty units. No, I don't really want to talk about it 🍋 After several failures in our sub 1500 VIN Cybertruck including but not limited to: front motor inverter, rear motor inverter, rear wheel steering, and more under 25k mi, I asked if Tesla would consider buying it back. Overall it's been… pic.twitter.com/g0n7gvJeho