Tesla’s Cybertruck has an eye-catching massive windshield wiper that owners have complained leaves streaks on the massive front glass. However, the automaker has released a software update to address the problem.
According to concerned Cybertruck owners, the streaking gets worse in the winter. It occurs when a fluid is used to remove debris or salt that accumulates from driving on the road. Tesla has been made aware of this, and the company has finally come up with a solution.
As posted by Wes Morrill, Tesla’s Cybertruck program Lead Engineer, on X, the latest software update for the electric truck will enhance the residue removal mechanism. When drivers hold the wash button through two cycles, the wiper doubles the amount of washing fluid released, soaking the windshield for longer. The extra fluid will increase the cleaning effect.
Thanks for the feedback – If you hold the wash button through 2 cycles the wiper will now continuously soak your windshield, effectively doubling the amount of fluid dispensed. This helps with the stubborn road salt when needed and maintains the quick cleaning functionality for… https://t.co/wEqs9uLpBB
— Wes (@wmorrill3) February 27, 2025
Morrill’s post was a response to a complaint from a Cybertruck owner. The fix is part of the 2025.2.8 update, which has already started going over the air and will see wider availability soon.
It is interesting that Tesla can fix the problem with a software update. However, the company is working on another issue: stimulating demand for the Cybertruck. It has tried deeper discounts, referrals, free wraps, and lower leases.
