The Cybertruck is facing some challenges. Following an early surge where many wanted one immediately, sales have significantly decreased. The situation has become so dire that Tesla doesn’t accept Cybertrucks as trade-ins anymore—an indicator that’s particularly concerning. Additionally, another troubling trend is the rising cost of vehicle insurance, particularly for Teslas, which might be contributing to these difficulties.
Reddit user rcnfive shared a video A Cybertruck propels a jet ski from within the water itself. As the vehicle sinks almost entirely beneath the surface, the operator revs up the jet ski’s engine and zips off. Subsequently, the Cybertruck rises out of the lake apparently unscathed.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk did say The idea that the Cybertruck might function briefly like a boat doesn't quite apply here. Despite how awesome the footage looks, it was still an extremely reckless act. The driver should consider themselves fortunate not to have needed a tow truck after getting stuck—or rather, sinking—in the water.
Sharing foolish content online might land you in hot water, yet it effectively demonstrates to insurance providers that Cybertruck owners may lack judgment when engaging in reckless behavior. As this elevates the likelihood of vehicles getting totaled, insurers respond by increasing premiums.
Avoid doing foolish things. And absolutely refrain from doing silly stuff online.
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