Cybertruck faces Diesel Chevrolet in Cable of War and has disappointing performance
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25/04/2025 at 16:56
Result raises questions about Cybertruck’s traction capacity in extreme effort situations
Tesla Cybertruck recently faced a curious challenge: a cable of war against a diesel chevrolet. The result was surprising and was not even completed as expected.
Confrontation between titans disappointed
Competitions between vehicles, especially involving electric models, always draw attention.
A cable of war seems to be the definitive proof of strength and resistance. This time, the channel Do YouTube Cyber Hooligan He decided to put Cybertruck face to face with Silverado, in a dispute that promised to be intense.
Observing the two trucks, many bet on Cybertruck’s futuristic and robust look as a natural advantage.
First attempts frustrate the public
In the first round of the cable of war, Silverado easily won. The scene was repeated in the second attempt, frustrating who expected a more balanced duel.
In the third round, a change was made: Silverado was placed in the parking lot, with no one behind the wheel. Even so, Cybertruck faced difficulties.
Despite having started pulling the truck to diesel, Cybertruck soon lost strength, crashed and eventually rolled back, ending the dispute unexpectedly.
Technical problem disrupted performance
The reason for the failure caught the eye. It seemed that some Cybertruck security device came into action as the vehicle began to be pulled back.
The system cut all the energy, turning Cybertruck into a heavy, tractionless load. Even without a driver, Silverado managed to resist Tesla for a long time to demonstrate the problem.
Performance raises questions for Tesla
The episode made it clear that at least in this kind of extreme situation, Cybertruck still has limitations.
The partial victory only happened when the opponent was still and without active control. This performance raises questions about Cybertruck’s current configuration for brute strength tests.
Tesla is expected to investigate what caused energy shutdown and seek improvements to prevent faults from recurring in the future.
Although overcoming a cable of war is not the main purpose of a car, these tests serve to show the robustness of vehicles in unusual condition. For Cybertruck, this was a reminder that there is still room for adjustments.
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