One alarming incident involved a driver in Michigan who experienced the adhesive failure while merging at approximately 70 mph, resulting in the trim detaching and becoming a hazard in traffic.

As a precaution, drivers are being advised to exercise caution around Cybertrucks due to the risk of flying debris from these vehicles.

This issue with the Cybertruck is not isolated; a four-year investigation by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) revealed that around 75,000 Teslas have faced front suspension failures, leading to wheels detaching at speed.

Reports have surfaced indicating that Tesla's Cybertruck is facing significant safety issues, particularly with metal body panels detaching while driving at high speeds.

The Cybertruck, which weighs 6,600 pounds, features a distinctive design that includes a nine-foot boomerang-shaped window trim, secured by adhesive instead of traditional bolts or welding.

In a related case, an Illinois driver was told by Tesla that the company would not replace a detached panel unless it completely fell off, raising concerns about customer service and safety.

Despite multiple recalls associated with the Cybertruck, Tesla has yet to address the ongoing issues with the adhesive trim and the notorious 'whompy wheels' problem.

Since the Cybertruck's launch in November 2023, multiple reports of the same panel detaching have been documented, including at least two complaints filed with the NHTSA.