Following an extensive wait, the Tesla Cybertruck has officially entered the delivery phase. Priced between $60,990 (INR 50.82 lakh) and $99,990 (INR 83.3 lakh), the unconventional electric pickup’s pricing now surpasses CEO Elon Musk’s 2019 estimate by over 50%. However, its performance metrics are nothing short of remarkable, rivaling even some high-end sports cars.
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Tesla Cybertruck vs Porsche 911 – A Drag Race with a Twist
In a drag race showcased by Musk, the Tesla Cybertruck goes head-to-head with a Porsche 911 on a dedicated drag strip. Thanks to its instant electric power delivery, the Cybertruck surges ahead right from the start, maintaining a solid lead throughout the race. The Tesla EV consistently extends its advantage while the green 911 attempts to close the gap. Nevertheless, there’s a surprising twist to the outcome.
In a surprising twist, the Tesla Cybertruck is towing a trailer with an additional Porsche 911 onboard! The weight of the 911 varies between 1,455 to 1,715 kg, depending on the model, though the specific version in the video remains unclear. Notably, the Cybertruck showcases its remarkable towing capability, boasting an impressive 4,990 kg capacity. What’s even more remarkable is the claimed acceleration time of 0 to 60 mph (96 km/h) in just 2.6 seconds (with rollout subtracted)!
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Cybertruck Displays Its Impressive Towing Capability
The Tesla Cybertruck is hitched to a trailer carrying an additional Porsche 911! The weight of the 911 varies between 1,455 to 1,715 kg, depending on the model, with the specific version used in the video remaining unclear. Nevertheless, the Cybertruck showcases its remarkable towing capacity of 4,990 kg, coupled with a claimed acceleration time of 0 to 60 mph (96 km/h) in just 2.6 seconds (with rollout subtracted)!
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According to Tesla, the Cybertruck can complete a quarter-mile, the standard length of a drag race, in less than 11 seconds! To provide context, the base model of the Porsche 911 Carrera has a quarter-mile time of 11.5 seconds. The new Cybertruck comes with notable features such as an ultra-hard stainless steel exoskeleton, minimizing dents, damage, and corrosion, shatter-resistant armor glass, a payload capacity of 1,134 kg, an asserted range of 547 km, a spacious 18.5-inch touchscreen, an all-glass roof, and a host of other impressive attributes.