WhistlinDiesel tests the durability of the Tesla Cybertruck vs. Ford F-150 in extreme conditions, revealing multiple failures and challenges.
Key Takeaways
- The Tesla Cybertruck failed early in durability testing compared to the Ford F-150.
- Off-road and extreme condition testing revealed significant mechanical weaknesses in the Cybertruck.
- Loss of critical parts and external interference (theft) impacted the ability to fully test the Cybertruck.
- The F-150 showed superior reliability and durability under the same testing conditions.
- Testing such vehicles is costly and complex, involving multiple safety and technical challenges.
Summary
- WhistlinDiesel conducts the third durability test of the Tesla Cybertruck against the Ford F-150 for comparison.
- The Cybertruck experiences multiple mechanical failures early, including a snapped frame and a broken battery.
- The team tests various features including remote autonomous control and VR headset driving.
- The Cybertruck struggles in off-road conditions in Moab, Utah, breaking down after minimal use.
- A critical towing module was lost and stolen during filming, preventing full demonstration of the Cybertruck's capabilities.
- The F-150 remains operational longer and withstands harsher conditions than the Cybertruck in this test.
- The video includes humor, product promotions (wheels and tires from Custom Offsets), and safety warnings during high-speed tests.
- The team attempts a high-speed crash test with the F-150 reaching 111 mph to show damage impact.
- The video documents extensive costs and efforts involved in testing, with over $300,000 spent on the Cybertruck series.
- Despite setbacks, the video provides a detailed, real-world look at the Cybertruck's durability and limitations.











