Tesla makes its biggest Cybertruck recall yet, as the electric pickup hits more speed bumps

Truckload of problems… Tesla issued a recall that affects most of its Cybertrucks on US roads. The country’s EV leader called back 27K+ Cybertrucks pending a software update next month, after drivers reported up to an 8-second delay in the rearview-camera display when backing up. It’s the fifth and largest recall for the flashy steel truck since it hit roads last fall.

• FYI: In August, Tesla discontinued its $60K entry-level Cybertruck, leaving its mid-range $100K model as the next most affordable option.

Rocky rollout… The Cybertruck has gotten a lot of attention (especially on social media), but its debut has been far from smooth. Production snags caused nearly two years of delays, and almost a year after the vehicles hit the roads, the speed bumps haven’t stopped. In April, Tesla recalled 4K trucks after finding that some pedals could get stuck at full-throttle speed (yikes). Then in June, Tesla called back 12K of the vehicles for faulty windshield wipers and loose trim pieces.

• Checked out: The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said it didn’t have plans to conduct an official safety test on the Cybertruck because it’s not sold at scale.