The unveiling of the Tesla Cybertruck generated tremendous excitement, with promises of a robust electric truck ready to take on any terrain. However, recent videos circulating on social media have showcased the Cybertruck facing difficulties while navigating snow-covered roads, sparking widespread ridicule and reactions from internet users.
Critics are calling into question whether the electric truck lives up to the promised expectations, with one video even capturing a person saying, “I’ll call Elon, he’ll get you out of there!”
Some are pointing out that the initial wave of buyers for the Cybertruck may not be accustomed to driving trucks, particularly on snowy roads. Furthermore, concerns have been raised about the vehicle’s tires, which have been described as urban performance tires.
Notably, at its launch, Tesla emphasized that the Cybertruck is designed for “any planet” and should have no trouble maneuvering through snow with its height off the ground and dual-propulsion motor, as long as it has suitable tires or snow chains.
Tesla is currently delivering the vehicle primarily in California and Texas, leading to speculation that some drivers in warm climates may not be equipped to handle snowy conditions. Additionally, it’s important to note that these videos may not be an accurate measure of the vehicle’s overall capability.
Meanwhile, a craftsman known as ND – Woodworking Art has created a functional wooden replica of the Cybertruck, complete with intricate details including a steering wheel, functioning suspension, and even wooden tires. Although the wooden version may lack the safety features of a real Tesla, it has space for four passengers and has caught the attention of internet users. The craftsman has expressed a desire to gift the unique wooden Cybertruck to Tesla CEO Elon Musk.