From Torque News.

Yesterday, we brought you the incredible video footage of Tesla’s revolutionary Cybertruck being put through its paces during rigorous testing in New Zealand. But the excitement didn’t end there. Following the initial phase of testing, the Cybertruck embarked on its second phase, taking on the ultimate challenge – the icy terrain. This time, Tesla’s electric truck was put to the test to determine its stability and handling when faced with slippery conditions and the possibility of drifting.

This is a very serious witness to Cybertruck’s reliability and safety.

Why is this test so important, you may wonder? Well, it’s a clear testament to Tesla’s serious commitment to safety. By pushing the Cybertruck to its limits on the ice, the drivers sought to ascertain whether the truck could regain control from a skid. The question that lingers in the minds of enthusiasts is whether this feat was accomplished by the skillful hands of the driver or through the advanced capabilities of the truck’s computer systems. The answer to this intriguing mystery will undoubtedly surface in due course.

If you’ve ever attempted to navigate icy roads, you know how treacherous they can be. Typically, vehicles struggle to maintain control, their tires desperately searching for grip. But the Cybertruck seems to defy these expectations, as the videos reveal its impressive handling and stability on the ice. The sight of this sleek electric truck gracefully gliding across the frozen surface is nothing short of awe-inspiring.

A keen-eyed Twitter user and Tesla blogger named Greggertruck had an intriguing thought about the testing: "I wonder if they’re testing the steer by wire / 4ws traction control in slippery spots? Dopeness." His speculation opens up exciting possibilities regarding the Cybertruck’s advanced traction control system and its potential to revolutionize driving dynamics on slippery surfaces.

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This is Armen Hareyan from Torque News. Please follow us at https://twitter.com/torquenewsauto on Twitter and https://www.torquenews.com/ for daily automotive news.

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