the fight goes wrong (video)

Since its sale, Tesla’s Cybertruck has been the subject of all kinds of tests. This time, it was the Cyber ​​​​Hooligan YouTube channel that wanted to protest electric pickup.
He faced a Chevrolet Silverado in the test of pull the rope. Unfortunately, not everything went as planned…

In 2019, the Cybertruck humiliated the Ford F150 in a towing battle

Ce duel it really looks like the truth revenge it faces a video published in 2019 by an American manufacturer. At that time, the Cybertruck was still a prototype and Elon Musk’s company decided to shoot a few shots. advertising images praising the power of its electric 4×4.
Rope hanging for a Ford F150The Cybertruck leaves no room at the end, moving without any problems over several meters.
But this protests are heavily criticized and internet users who suggest that it would have been planned to make Tesla’s creation shine.
Many comments indicate that the F150 is a rear-wheel drive model and that, in addition, its tray is unloaded. Criteria judged to have a loss which would distort the results shown by Tesla.

Revenge is played out between the Chevrolet Silverado and the Cybertruck

Faced with this injusticeYouTube channel Cyber ​​​​Hooligan wanted laver l’affront it is made with a hot car. Five years later, the turbo diesel Chevrolet Silverado is responsible for defending the honor of combustion engines. A strong ropea piece of road closed by bras de fer can start.

Tesla’s traction control system prevents the duel from going smoothly

At the moment, things are happening very differently. THE Silverado program no problem at all Cybertruck. So what happened between 2019 and 2024 to make the results look so different?
It seems that a traction control system to prevent this type of test is installed from the first confrontation and Ford F150. A moment of power restrictionElectric motors cut off immediately for safety, and doan impossible exercise.
The group tried solution by pulling out ABS sensor, but again, the Cybertruck had a hard time towing its competitor that had the handbrake on and no driver on board. A team member suggested a plausible reason for this painful failure.
Tesla probably hoped that when the Cybertruck was released, owners would want to try this famous tug of war. To avoid broken by thousands and it comes back under warranty, the manufacturer chose to install it in a blocking way electronic barrier in the form of traction control.
The choice is cleart is impossible to disable. As a separate lock, all that is left is to hope a future update finally decide a winner the end.

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