16 Comments Tesla has wiped off the 26,000 miles on the odometer of a Cybertruck in service, scratched the vehicle, and then returned it to the owner like nothing happened. A Tesla Cybertruck owner in Oregon was quite surprised when he went to pick up his Cybertruck, which was in service to install a new lightbar, fix some panel gaps, and figure out an ABS alert that wouldn’t go away. According to a thread on the Cybertruck Owners Club, Tesla had wiped the odometer clean on the Foundation Series ‘Cyberbeast’, which had over 26,000 miles on it. The owner shared a video of the Cybertruck’s odometer going from 0 to 1 mile for the second time: Advertisement - scroll for more content The odometer on the vehicle was wiped and both the app and service many also showed the same mileage. The owner shared a screenshot of the app after 15 miles: He went to the online forum for advice: Anyone else have their odometer Thanos-snapped after a controller swap? Can Tesla unsnap it or am I forever “True Mileage Unknown”?