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A passionate owner of the Tesla Cybertruck from Arizona expresses concerns about the truck's stainless-steel build, fearing its reaction to the scorching Arizona summers, which can reach up to 115°F, as he lacks a garage to protect his vehicle.

Concerns about hissing Arizona temperatures have a Cybertruck enthusiast on edge. His desire to own the all-electric vehicle remains unwavering, but he frets about grabbing scorching hot stainless steel door handles. Seasoned Cybertruck owners offer advice: install aftermarket door handles to...

Arizona Resident Expresses Concern Over Stainless Steel Cybertruck's Durability in Severe Heat,...
Arizona Resident Expresses Concern Over Stainless Steel Cybertruck's Durability in Severe Heat, Lack of Garage Storage Being a Concern for 115°F Summers

A passionate owner of the Tesla Cybertruck from Arizona expresses concerns about the truck's stainless-steel build, fearing its reaction to the scorching Arizona summers, which can reach up to 115°F, as he lacks a garage to protect his vehicle.

In recent discussions among Tesla enthusiasts, concerns have arisen regarding potential issues with the Cybertruck's windshield and glass roof, particularly when left in the sun for extended periods, especially in hot climates like Arizona. However, it's important to note that there are no widespread reports or official confirmations indicating that Tesla Cybertruck windshields or glass roofs spontaneously crack due to sun exposure[1].

One Cybertruck owner, Alex Kac, feels comfortable parking the vehicle outside in the sun, a sentiment shared by many other owners[2]. To mitigate potential heat and UV-related damage, many Tesla owners invest in protective measures such as window tinting, sunshades for glass roofs, windshield protection treatments, and windshield sunshades[3][4].

Jennifer, another Cybertruck owner, suggests tinting the Cybertruck's windshield and glass roof to reduce heat, as well as installing aftermarket door handles to address the heating issue[5]. David Hanes, a resident of Phoenix, Arizona, planning to buy a Cybertruck and trade in his Model S, has expressed his concerns about the Cybertruck's ability to withstand high temperatures in Arizona due to its stainless steel surface[6].

However, Jennifer clarifies that the main concern isn't the stainless steel, but rather the large windshield and glass roof, as there have been multiple reports of them spontaneously shattering after being left in the sun for extended periods[7]. Tinsae Aregay, who has been following Tesla and the EV space for several years, covers various aspects of Tesla, and can be found on Twitter at @TinsaeAregay[8].

Despite these concerns, some Cybertruck owners have reassured David, advising him not to worry and to proceed with his purchase[9]. Jennifer, a happy owner of a later 2025 model, has not experienced any problems[10]. If you're considering buying a Cybertruck, it's recommended to take the necessary precautions to protect your vehicle from heat and UV damage, such as the protective measures mentioned above.

Some Cybertruck owners like Jennifer have addressed their concerns about potential heat and UV-related damage by tinting the vehicle's windshield and glass roof. As electric-vehicles, such as the Tesla Cybertruck, become increasingly popular, advances in technology might lead to improved materials for lifestyle elements like car windshields, addressing issues like heat resistance.

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