Recalled Cybertruck rearview camera was so slow it was illegal
Although the Cybertruck lacks any physical rearview mirror, the NHTSA did note that drivers could hypothetically still drive in reverse by “performing a shoulder check and using their [side] mirrors.” NHTSA filing also stated Tesla isn’t currently aware of any accidents or fatalities related to the rearview camera delays.
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