Tesla will replace the problematic panels free of charge using different structural adhesive and additional mechanical fasteners. The company plans to mail owner notification letters by May 19, though a permanent production line fix remains pending. This marks the eighth recall for the futuristic pickup truck within its first 16 months on the market. Previous recalls addressed various issues including stuck accelerator pedals, malfunctioning windshield wipers, and delayed rearview camera displays. The Cybertruck's troubles extend beyond official recalls. Several viral videos have challenged Elon Musk's durability claims about the vehicle. YouTube channel WhistlinDiesel posted footage showing a Cybertruck breaking in half during a towing test, accumulating over 31 million views.