Archive · 27 May 2025
Texas Man Returns Tesla Cybertruck Due to Storage Concerns
Imagine you bought a cool new toy, but when you got it, you found out it had been sitting in a box for months.
That's what happened to a man in Texas who bought a Tesla Cybertruck.
He found out his new truck had been sitting around since January.
He worried that being stored for so long might hurt the truck's battery and body, like if your toys got left outside in the rain and sun.
Because of this, he decided to give it back right away.
Tesla has a lot of these trucks, and some are just sitting around, which makes some people worry if they are still in good shape.
A Texas man, Reza Soltani, returned his newly purchased Tesla Cybertruck the same day he received it.
Soltani discovered his Cybertruck had been in storage for four months prior to delivery.
He was concerned about potential damage to the battery and body from prolonged storage.
Tesla has been stockpiling unsold Cybertrucks, leading to concerns about their condition.
Analysts suggest Tesla has built more Cybertrucks than it has sold.
- Who
- Reza Soltani, a Texas man, returned his Tesla Cybertruck.
- What
- A man returned his Tesla Cybertruck the same day he received it due to concerns about its storage history.
- When
- The man returned the Cybertruck on the same day he picked it up.
- Where
- Texas
- Why
- The buyer was concerned about potential battery and body damage from long-term storage.
- Factory Departure Date (VIN)
- January 8
- Storage Duration
- Four months
- Vehicle Type
- Electric vehicle
- Vehicle Model
- Tesla Cybertruck
- Order Date
- April 25