"Concerns Arise as Tesla Cybertrucks Show Signs of Rusting in the Rain"

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Some Tesla Cybertruck owners are reporting early signs of rust and corrosion on the stainless steel panels of their EVs, with orange stains appearing after minimal exposure to rain. Debate rages on forums about the cause of the discoloration, with some attributing it to carbon dust or contaminants. The stainless steel construction has proven to be a headache for both Elon Musk and early adopters, as the Cybertruck manual confirms its susceptibility to corrosive substances. Tesla's cleaning recommendations suggest immediate cleaning after exposure to oil and acidic soiling, but some owners are frustrated by the additional cost of protecting the steel panels.
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