Cybertruck Shows Off Crab Walk at GFTX!

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[CHC]

Really kind of useless compared to the Hummer EV crabwalk, but better than no crabwalk at all I guess.

 

[Bill W.]

I believe that this is achieved via software coding for the rear wheel steering. Interesting to see, but not much use in the real world, IMHO.

 

[Deleted member 17810]

That's more dog tailing

 

[sstevens805]

Honest question, what would be a real world use case for this? I understand the idea behind added stability during high speed lane changes but I can't think of one for this.

 

[TyPope]

Honest question, what would be a real world use case for this? I understand the idea behind added stability during high speed lane changes but I can't think of one for this.

That's really it. Highway speed lane changes. I mean, it could be a bit useful when backing a trailer.

 

[WormtownKris]

Honest question, what would be a real world use case for this? I understand the idea behind added stability during high speed lane changes but I can't think of one for this.

Gives your shooter riding shotgun a clearer shot at the car in front? ?‍

 

[SolarWizard]

This looks more like a malfunction to me

In fact now that I watch it again im sure its broken

 

[cvalue13]

You guys, jebus

That's what it would look like if there was a rear steering failure

c'mon!

"crab walk/drive"

 

[CyberGus]

Y'all so crabby

sheez

 

[samson]

Well atleast this confirms, CT has steer by wire.

Look at lock to lock the drivers arm doesnt go full 360 at all

 

[Gurule92]

Y'all so crabby

sheez

Ikr where are my pokeballs?

 

[lowtek]

Well atleast this confirms, CT has steer by wire.

Look at lock to lock the drivers arm doesnt go full 360 at all

Nice catch! Wonder if it's just for the rear wheels or both front and rear ... hrmm ...

 

[FarAway]

Are you sure it's not simply a bad wheel alignment, LOL.

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