Tesla Cybertruck stuck trying to cross a shallow river (3 photos + 1 video)
It turned out that the SUV is not as passable as announced. He was eventually pulled out by a Silverado pickup. 
The futuristic Tesla Cybertruck SUV once again found itself in a funny situation when it was unable to cross a shallow river in the Azusa Canyon in California. Eventually a pickup truck came to his aid.
Tesla Cybertruck caught trying to cross a river. The video shows the car moving back and forth but unable to reach solid ground.
A video posted on YouTube shows Elon Musk's angular car stuck in a river with its tires covered in water. The driver first tried to go forward, but stalled, then he tried to go back, but this attempt also ended in failure.
According to a YouTube user, after repeated attempts to get out of the river, the Tesla Cybertruck was eventually “rescued” by a Silverado pickup, which pulled it out of the river.
Commentators ridiculed the driver for attempting to cross a body of water in a much-touted SUV.
“I thought this was the best SUV ever, but what happened,” said one commentator.
"One of the problems I noticed with the Cybertruck is that it's too stiff for its long wheelbase. When the wheels are that far apart, you need extra suspension. Otherwise it's just a tall car," he said. another commentator.
Another advised Tesla Cybertruck drivers to always take a friend with them in a standard SUV who can always come to the rescue. Because the suspension and tires of a Tesla SUV are not designed for off-road use. It's funny, but on the official Tesla website there is a photo of the Cybertruck, which is just crossing a river in the middle of the off-road.
This is the latest in a string of incidents with the car that have left many buyers with a variety of issues. The cheapest Cybertruck costs $57,390, the most expensive Cyberbeast modification costs $96,390.
