Is the rescue of a Ford F-1550 in the snow real or false?

Imagine being in the middle of the Canadian snow, with a blocked Ford F-50 and a Tesla Cybertruck ready to save the situation. A shared video on the Cybertruck Owners Club forum shows a cybertruck that brings out an F-50 with relative ease out of the snow, thanks to a towing cable and a set of Goodyear Wrangler DuraTrac tires.

Everything was proudly documented by the owner of the Cybertruck, with some who have shouted to the staging prepared. The proud owner of the electric pick up denied these accusations, stating that the video is real and that he and the owner of the Ford F-150 are friends (a Tesla Cybertruck broken in two: who was it?).

The power of the cybertruck is in any case undeniable, thanks to electric motors and all-wheel drive that make it a formidable vehicle for towing and off-road. Although someone can turn up the nose seeing such a video, Cybertruck has proven several times that he can also face extremely difficult soils, such as the famous rock-crawling areas in the United States. This could be a sign that, despite the criticisms, the cybertruck has a remarkable potential for the electric off-road market.

In any case, the video turned on a debate on between car enthusiasts, with some who praise the skills of cybertruck and others who doubt its authenticity. But one thing is certain: despite the sales of cybertruck they are collapsing, it is a vehicle that continues to arouse interest And discussion.