Hell’s Gate in Moab, Utah is known for its trails, some of which are commonly visited by rock-crawling Jeeps, but seeing a Tesla Cybertruck on Hell’s Revenge may have been a nice surprise for some.
You’ve seen the Tesla Cybertruck for kids, now check out HeavyDSpark’s Tesla Cybertruck on tracks. It’s based on the Tesla Cybertruck Foundation Series, powered by three electric motors that produce a combined 845 hp and 10,296 lb-ft of torque, connected to a 120-kWh lithium-ion battery.
Elon Musk claims the new Tesla Roadster will be able to accelerate from 0-60 mph in under 1-second. After a few delays, the vehicle’s production and design elements are now complete, with the company planning to deliver the first unit(s) by next year.
Most vehicles on the road should avoid large puddles when possible, but if you’re driving a Tesla Cybertruck, simply activate Wade Mode, and you’re ready to roll. Once activated in Off-Road Mode, it takes around 10-minutes for the Cybertruck to pressurize the battery as well as raising the suspension up to the highest setting.
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Dave Sparks modded his Tesla Cybertruck with snow tracks and says that it is one of the most amazing things that Sparks Motors has ever built. Installing them should be as simple as lifting the vehicle, removing the tire, and then bolting the track assembly to the wheel studs.
Omid Sadeghpour built an expanding solar roof array, called Beta1, for his Tesla Model Y that provides up to 75 miles of additional range under optimal conditions. This prototype weighs less than 165-pounds and generates 6 kWh of power to the battery per day via DC-to-AC-to-DC charging.
One thing you should do when using the Apple Vision Pro is operate any motor vehicle, even a Tesla in self-driving mode. Even with passthrough activated, which allows you to see the real world behind the glass, it is not recommended you use the device when driving.
The Hacksmith crew is back at it again, and this time, they built a half-scale Cybertruck with a tri-motor design that can drive itself. It boasts a single rear motor and two front motors that generate over 1,000 foot-pounds of torque combined, paired with 100 kWh batteries from a Tesla Model S.
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Work is quickly progressing on the world’s first Tesla drive-in theater diner supercharger station in Hollywood. It will consist of two movie screens, 32 supercharging stations, and a full-service restaurant.