Cybertruck Off-Roading and Driveline Compared to Competitors (Sandy Munro Series)

[Administrator]

Episode 3: In this episode of the Cybertruck Competitive Comparison Series, Sandy tells some stories from his experience off-roading, gives an overview of a traditional driveline layout, talks about differentials and gives his opinions on the Cybertruck's off-roading potential. Please tune in every Wednesday to follow along as Sandy reviews a different area of the Cybertruck. Next week Sandy will discuss the interior.

To view the rest of the comparison series so far: New Cybertruck vs Pickup Competitors Comparison Series (by Sandy Munro)

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[TirNaOg]

Sounds like twill be a monster.

 

[akia123]

man im so excitied to hear all this all i been doing is look at truck campers dreaming off making one for this off roading beast.

 

[Cebliminal]

WOW

 

[ldjessee]

Yeah, if I was an after market off-road accessory manufacturer, I would be making sure I got a early model, so I could size and fit my product to work with the CyberTruck.

 

[Eye of Elon]

The still unanswered question is how deep in the water can it go?

 

[CybertronUK]

You never know.....

https://www.express.co.uk/news/scie...arine-tesla-new-car-James-Bond-underwater-car

 

[Cyberman]

This truck embodies every feature I ever wanted in a pickup, plus a whole lot more I never even dreamed of. Elon has sprung truck design so far into the future it's gonna take the rest of the industry 10 years to catch up, if they start now, but it looks like the big three are still asleep at the wheel. Sweet dreams, Ford, GM, Dodge!

 

[ldjessee]

It is amazing, 5 years ago was having an email exchange with a friend about wanting a electric or even decent hybrid off road capable vehicle and was talking about the only way I would get it was winning the lottery and paying someone to marry a Model X drive train into a Jeep with some kind of generator to make it a poor mans off road hybrid.

Five years later, I have a reservation for a vehicle much better than I had hoped for back then, with more range, no need for a hybrid system, and what seems a more comfortable interior.