Since its debut, the Tesla Cybertruck has attracted attention not only for its unusual design but also for safety concerns about its build. However, many enthusiasts still aspire to add this unique vehicle to their collection.
Rather than the renowned Cybertruck, Telas is getting trolled after a video was shared on Twitter.
The viral video on social media showed that discussion has ignited surrounding an image featuring a cybertruck being towed by a conventional pickup truck after it was struck on a snowy embankment.
The video was posted by ABC7 Eyewitness News and quickly went viral on social media.
The post has the caption: "A Tesla Cybertruck got stuck in snow and mud on a road in the Stanislaus National Forest, just south of Lake Tahoe, and the moment has since gone viral. "
The video showed that Sierra is south of Lake Tahoe, and while the Cybertruck was trying to make room on the road after getting a Christmas tree, the vehicle began to slide down the hill. The driver said it was a prototype and had issues with its four-wheel driver.
The Cybertruck can be seen down a small slope that is covered in some snow, while the wheel's spin has been fruitless as it struggles to gain traction despite being equipped with off-road tires and attached to a tow.
Fortuanlly, a Cybertruck rescue satefy by a Ford pickup truck comes into view, connected to the front of the immobilized Cybertruck with a tow line.
Tesla is facing mockery after the Cybertruck got stuck on a snowy embankment.
The video captured the Tesla Cybertruck being struck on a snowy embankment, sparking debate about the vehicle's performance in various conditions.
One person said: Needs bigger & spiky tires.
A second wrote: This, in its entirety, should be a @Ford truck commercial.
While a third commented: Those "all-weather" tires just aren’t gonna cut it……
Someone else said:Looks like those high-mileage, smooth-ass highway tires are no good in the mountains/mud.
That said, this is a 100% operator error. Wrong tires, wrong pressure. To judge the true capability, we need an experienced off-roader to do a head-to-head comparison. Specs indicate cyber trucks will outperform most trucks in most conditions. Another added.
