Cybertruoubles: Tesla Cybertruck adds QC woes to factory-issued rust as "built for any planet" narrative unravels

[Redaktion]

It seems as though early concerns about the Cybertruck's material choice and quality control weren't all unfounded. Early Cybertruck owners are reporting signs of corrosion in the stainless steel body and significant concerns with quality control.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Cybertruoubles-Tesla-Cybertruck-adds-QC-woes-to-factory-issued-rust-as-built-for-any-planet-narrative-unravels.802771.0.html

[gjbkgjb]

This writer has a real negative Tesla bias. Shame.

[hugh mungus]

This writer has a real negative Tesla bias. Shame.

Yeah a bias for... reporting things that happened

[vertigo]

This writer has a real negative Tesla bias. Shame.

Looks to me like a bias in the other direction, insinuating a negative bias just because they wrote about an issue with it.

[Cybertruobles]

This writer has a real negative Tesla bias. Shame.

Looks to me like a bias in the other direction, insinuating a negative bias just because they wrote about an issue with it.

Click on his profile and look at the list of articles he's published.

Every single one of them relating to Tesla takes a negative spin - and there's a ridiculous amount of them.

Reporting negative news isn't bias, but doing so exclusively and consistently, to the point of actually never saying anything good about a subject, even when newsworthy examples occur, is absolutely bias in action.

The fact that essentially all of the other stories he's written about automotive companies is either positive or simply uncritical, just reinforced this fact.

[vertigo]

This writer has a real negative Tesla bias. Shame.

Looks to me like a bias in the other direction, insinuating a negative bias just because they wrote about an issue with it.

Click on his profile and look at the list of articles he's published.

Every single one of them relating to Tesla takes a negative spin - and there's a ridiculous amount of them.

Reporting negative news isn't bias, but doing so exclusively and consistently, to the point of actually never saying anything good about a subject, even when newsworthy examples occur, is absolutely bias in action.

The fact that essentially all of the other stories he's written about automotive companies is either positive or simply uncritical, just reinforced this fact.

Fair point.