The vehicle had remained parked under the high temperatures of Arizona, and the owner feared that the heat would have damaged the battery or some electrical component.
Aj Esguerra, owner of a Cybertruck Tesla, said on social networks an experience that generated restlessness among users of the model. After returning from a two -week vacation, He found that his truck, although he had been connected to the charger, did not turn on and appeared as inactive in the application of Tesla for 11 days.
The vehicle had remained parked under the high temperatures of Arizonaand the owner feared that the heat would have damaged the battery or some electrical component. Shared the case in the group of owners of Cybertruck in Facebookwhere he received different suggestions. Finally, he contacted the technical service of Tesla.
He left two weeks on vacation and his tesla Cybertruck stopped working despite being loading
As reported, The technical team responded immediately and sent assistance to the place. After a first review, they transferred the truck to a service center, where the cause was identified: A fault in the power converter, a component responsible for managing energy between battery and other vehicle systems.
Tesla He confirmed that the problem was not related to having maintained the vehicle plugged in or external temperatures.
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In addition, the company took over the reparation at no cost to the user, and The unit worked normally again.
The case adds to other reports linked to electric vehicles In extreme climates and highlights the importance of technical monitoring of unexpected failures.
Source: Ambito
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