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Tesla's Cybertruck Spotted Testing Steering Capabilities in California

Tesla's upcoming Cybertruck has been spotted testing its steering capabilities on the roads of California. The electric pickup truck is one of the most anticipated releases in the automotive industry, and many have been skeptical about Tesla's ambitious goal of making it as utilitarian as the Ford F-150 and drive as well as a sports car. However, the Cybertruck's features, such as rear-wheel steering, could help it achieve this goal.

The latest sighting of the Cybertruck shows a real-world use of the rear-wheel steering feature, which allows for a tighter and more precise turning radius. In the video, the Cybertruck does a u-turn using its rear-steering, making it really sharp. CEO Elon Musk commented on the new video and said that he expects the Cybertruck to turn as well as the much smaller Model Y, which is impressive considering the Cybertruck's size and weight.

The video also shows the Tesla test driver testing the steering stability of the Cybertruck, and it seems to respond well. Tesla recently announced that it aims to bring the Cybertruck to production this summer, but significant deliveries aren't expected until 2024 when the automaker ramps up to volume production.

In addition to testing the Cybertruck's steering capabilities, it was also spotted weaving in and out of street corners and turns, appearing nimble and light despite its heavy appearance. The Cybertruck's features and design have been inspired by the Cyberpunk genre, and Musk has even predicted that it would make for a good police cruiser.

Overall, the Cybertruck's features and capabilities, such as rear-wheel steering, could make it a game-changer in the automotive industry, offering a unique blend of utility and performance. With the vehicle's production set to begin this summer, we can expect more sightings and information about the Cybertruck in the coming months.



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