This owner of Tesla must dive into the different off -road parameters of the EV if they want to impress the crowd
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by Brad Anderson
February 18, 2025 at 9:00 p.m.
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- The driver of this Cybertruck achieved circles without inspiration while trying to break the traction.
- Interestingly, Tesla even provides officials with official instructions on how to make donuts.
- To turn the rear wheels, the truck must be in baja mode with the power moved backwards.
In the United States, street buyouts generally house powerful local muscle cars, such as Dodge Charge, Ford Mustang and Chevy Corvette. However, during a recent takeover, someone presented himself in a Tesla Cybertruck and tried to make donuts in the middle of a large intersection. It didn’t go well.
It is not clear if this cybertruck is the entry -level entry -level version or the flagship cyberbeast, but whatever, it has an AWD traction and an advanced traction control system that helps minimize the loss traction. This is useful when you drive on slippery surfaces, but not when you try to impress the spectators during a takeover.
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In this clip shared on social networks, the driver of the white cybertruck can lead aggressively in circles in the intersection, wishing to launch the back of the electric truck. Even if the road is wet, the tires of the Tesla refuse to break the traction, which makes a dull display. At the same time as the driver tries and does not make donuts, cars can be heard swirling in the background, many of which are probably easily capable of throwing tire smoke and pirouetter on site.
Although the driver of this cybertruck did not make donuts, the truck is actually able to do them – you just have to know the right mode to pass. In fact, Tesla even created an off -road guide for the truck that reveals the ideal parameters to make donuts.
Reddit video
According to the car manufacturer, the cybertruck must be in baja mode with a biarding power, the stability control set on “ minimum ” and the field cursor set to “smooth”. With these committed parameters, he will gladly turn the wheels and send plumes of thick tire smoke in the air.
This is probably a good thing that the driver in question did not know how to launch the tail of the Cybertruck. If they knew how, they could easily have lost control and submit to spectators who crowded around the intersection.
