<div id="readability-page-1"><div><div><p>A Tesla <span>TSLA</span> Cybertruck owner took to Facebook to vent his frustration after a front trunk malfunction turned into a full-blown breakdown that left him stranded—and humiliated—in front of a crowd of kids.</p><div><p></p><h3>Deloitte’s #1 fastest-growing software company partners with Amazon, Walmart &amp; Target – Many are rushing to grab 4,000 of its pre-IPO shares for just $0.26/share!</h3><p></p><div><div><p><span>Mode Mobile </span><span>developed a smartphone called EarnPhone, which allows users to earn and save money by playing video games, listening to music and reading the news. 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The Cybertruck registered that the frunk wasn't fully closed and triggered a safety limit, capping the vehicle's speed at just 15 mph. “So while I had problems driving to the game, it would now only allow a maximum speed of 15MPH,” he added.</p><p>The timing couldn't have been worse. The owner was on his way to a baseball game with his son's gear locked in the frunk. When he couldn't get it open or drive at normal speed, he had to call an Uber. “I was stuck with a $50 Uber bill, and 28 ten-year-old kids went from thinking the Cybertruck was the coolest vehicle, to pointing and laughing as it was towed away on a flatbed truck,” he said.</p><p><strong>Trending: Maker of the $60,000 foldable home has 3 factory buildings, 600+ houses built, and big plans to solve housing — <strong>this is your last chance to become an investor for $0.80 per share.</strong></strong></p><h2>Marketing Shift Amid Poor Sales</h2><p>This kind of breakdown and negative press comes at a rough time for Tesla. The company has recently revamped how it markets the Cybertruck, moving away from sci-fi visuals and Mars references. The new pitch shows the truck hauling trailers, navigating rough terrain, and serving family outings—a clear attempt to appeal to traditional pickup buyers.</p><p>One Tesla salesperson told Business Insider, “Pitching it to truck people is more about the functionality,” noting that potential buyers often ask how much it can tow or carry.</p><p>Tesla has also introduced a cheaper rear-wheel-drive model priced at $62,490 after federal tax credits. The strategy aims to reverse the flagging demand.</p><h2>Inventory Surges Past 10,000 Units</h2><p>According to industry site Tesla-Info.com, as of May 5, Tesla reportedly had 10,236 unsold Cybertrucks in inventory—a record high. The figure came down to 4,487 as of May 14. 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<p>A Tesla Cybertruck owner expressed frustration on Facebook after a malfunction left him stranded with a $50 Uber bill, while kids laughed at the scene. The vehicle's front trunk issues led to a speed limit of 15 mph, preventing him from reaching a baseball game. This incident comes as Tesla faces declining demand and a record inventory of unsold Cybertrucks, prompting a shift in marketing strategy to appeal to traditional truck buyers. The company has introduced a cheaper model to boost sales amid negative press and embarrassment for some owners.</p>

- A Tesla Cybertruck owner expressed frustration on social media after a front trunk malfunction left him stranded while on the way to a baseball game.  
- The incident highlighted ongoing issues with the Cybertruck's design, as the vehicle's speed was limited to 15 mph due to the malfunction, resulting in embarrassment in front of children.  
- Meanwhile, Tesla faces declining demand, with over 10,000 unsold Cybertrucks in inventory, prompting a shift in marketing strategy to appeal to traditional pickup buyers.  

'I Was Stuck With A $50 Uber Bill, And 28 10-Year-Old Kids Pointing And Laughing,' Says An Embarrassed Cybertruck Owner After A Breakdown