But with three motors making more than 800 horsepower and Tesla’s excellent launch control system, the Cybertruck blasted to 60 mph in just 2.5 seconds in our testing before crossing the quarter mile in 11.0 seconds at 113.7 mph.
That may be but had I not held back, I could've easily smoked him. Mind you, I have the eco boost Mustang too. So, imagine if I had like a 5.0! Don’t even get me started on how insanely ugly those damn things areBut with three motors making more than 800 horsepower and Tesla’s excellent launch control system, the Cybertruck blasted to 60 mph in just 2.5 seconds in our testing before crossing the quarter mile in 11.0 seconds at 113.7 mph.
Tesla Cybertruck Beast is Both Quicker and Slower than Tesla’s Claims in MotorTrend Testing
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Let's keep it real:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=legOXxuNDvo
If we're talking flat acceleration from a dig against a machine that has AWD, 800+ ft/lbs tq, and doesn't have to compete against a GT's suspension or braking in turns then yeah... The truck will smoke a GT.
Let's keep it real:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=legOXxuNDvo
If we're talking flat acceleration from a dig against a machine that has AWD, 800+ ft/lbs tq, and doesn't have to compete against a GT's suspension or braking in turns then yeah... The truck will smoke a GT.
Well, kudos to you for being a realist when it comes to facts about the Cyber Truck. I wish I could be that impartial. I just hate everything about those damn things, including what they represent and who they're connected to. In terms of what I said regarding Mustangs though, I realize other cars could beat a Mustang but I was specifically comparing it to a Cyber TruckYou can look all over the interwebz... Under those conditions in the video above, the results are going to be about the same.
The limitations of the Cyber Truck are [not] torque production.
When you catch one of these things in the wild, the number-one limiting factor on these vehicles is state of the battery charge. Who knows what the owner/driver of that vehicle has planned that day? Pretty sure they don't want to have to stop someplace and wait 30+ min for a charge. Drag racing with you from a random light increases that chance dramatically. For you... Fuel stops are about a 5 min affair. Balls to the wall, max performance for the Cyber Truck lasts about 20 minutes, tops. This is why you seldom see Nürburgring times for E vehicles and when you do, there's usually a [note].
At a track with 1/4 mile runs and a gas powered generator, you can top off between runs. lol
Their brakes suck, the suspension is even worse, they have no resale value and are plagued with electrical gremlins.
Gotta give it it's due though. It accelerates very quickly.
If somebody gave me one, I'd trade it in on a real car or truck.
They are probably blown, stroked, and have some suspension work. I mean, they're not unbeatable. Joe Schmoe can drive one into the 12s without issue. I've seen some dip into the 11s.
For reference: A stock EcoBoost Mustang with a 10-Speed Auto can go mid 13s (a bit better with sticky tires).
