CyberTrax (Cybertruck on Snow Tracks) in Action!

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I was trying to hold off on posting any videos of the CyberTrax until we had the full YouTube video ready to go but I'm impatient and really just wanna share it with you right now, so here ya go....enjoy Huge thanks to the folks at @teslamotors for being so cool and supportive of this project. They have helped us with many tech questions and other random stuff that has really boosted my overall opinion of the company. Bottom line: they appreciate cool stuff just like we do and they earned my support and respect

Just take my money!

Super Chill!

Just what this forum needed!!!! Awesome!!! (So over reading threads about bar keepers friend and rust spots). Can’t wait for the full video!

The tracks geometry and the truck lines just work.

So dope!! Love it.

Critics in 3..2..1.. - “All that snow is going to make Cybertruck RUST faster than any metal has had on snow.”

Amazing! Great to hear that Tesla helped them out. Last I heard was a broken control arm, due to a mishap. Great to see the Cybertruck can handle the tracks. A giant EV snowmobile!

At first I was thinking ‘no body wants this- who cares’. Then I changed my mind

GJ looks like fun times.

Wh/mi?

And it broke... https://www.autoevolution.com/news/...-go-due-to-its-fragile-suspension-229283.html

PATEL said:

From https://t.co/rViBLdFXKv

I was trying to hold off on posting any videos of the CyberTrax until we had the full YouTube video ready to go but I'm impatient and really just wanna share it with you right now, so here ya go....enjoy Huge thanks to the folks at @teslamotors for being so cool and supportive of this project. They have helped us with many tech questions and other random stuff that has really boosted my overall opinion of the company. Bottom line: they appreciate cool stuff just like we do and they earned my support and respect

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Needs more lights.

Looks great. Hope Tesla can find a way to integrate these types of tracks with drive units and software for at least occasional use, even if possible damage caused by them may not be covered under warranty.

With Tesla Cybertruck software being integral to everything including drive units, traction control, power distribution, wheel types, etc. - it only makes sense for the software to be aware of 'CyberTrax' being installed and constantly making appropriate adjustments for the CyberTrax interfacing between the drive unit and the surface.

Such a software configuration option might even preclude drive unit damage to some extent as well. For the U/I, it seems appropriate just to make them an additional option in the Wheel Configurations. Don't know if Tesla can actually add a Wheel Configuration set of parameters that would make the drive units more optimally 'tuned' to CyberTrax or not, but it would be interesting if we could find out.

- ÆCIII