Real or staged? Tesla Cybertruck Yanks glued Ford F-150 snow

While everything may have been put in place, the Tesla saved this Ford truck

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Although the Tesla Cybertruck seems to be a regular target for ridicule, an example has recently been able to tow a Ford F-150 that was stuck in the snow somewhere in Canada. Although there is a chance that everything has been staged, the clip shows that with a good rubber set, the truck can take advantage of all its electrical power.

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These videos, shared on the Cybertruck Owners Club forumwere filmed by a group of friends who had a snowy pleasure in the Tesla and an Ford F-150. For reasons that are not yet clear, the driver of the F -150 seemed to reversed intentionally in a snow bank right next to the road – getting stuck of course. Classic displacement.

Now we could all ride our eyes and assume that all of this was put in place-maybe the F-150 was driven in the snow just so that the Tesla saves the day. But whatever the configuration, the video shows one thing: the cybertruck can really get things done when it is not stuck.

Driving on snow can be difficult for any road vehicle, but this cybertruck seems to have been helped by the fact that it is shaking a set of Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac tires, offering it better traction than standard rubber. We do not know if it is a double-engine AWD version or a tri-motor cyberbeast, but it apparently had more than enough power to remove the Ford with ease.

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Despite the occasional viral incident, electric cybertruck electric motors and electronics can be useful in certain off -road situations. For example, the Tesla has no trouble making some of the most difficult and famous areas of rocks in the United States, notably “Hell’s Revenge” and the “swirl bath” in Moab, Utah.