Man tows boat out of Nebraska lake with Model Y, has words of praise to offer to Tesla

After using his Model Y to tow a boat out of a lake in Nebraska, this man was full of praise for Tesla.

Out of the Tesla fleet, it’s the Cybertruck that usually does the pulling.

But the best-selling Model Y is used by thousands more people, and its strength has now been put to the test as a makeshift truck.

Mimicking its bigger brand relation, this Tesla Model Y left its owner full of compliments.

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Tesla Model Y tackles towing with ease in Nebraska

The Tesla cars aren’t best known for their towing capacity.

In fact, it’s often regarded as the Cybertruck’s worst quality, losing a lot of range despite having immense pulling power.

But the EV has proven that it’s a worthy machine for dragging cargo – it pulled a boat out of the water with ease before carrying it home.

YouTube personality Chad Carlson showcased just how seamlessly the Model Y handled the load in a short upload.

The speedboat was driven onto a trailer, attached to the Model Y, which was submerged and then fished out.

But with a heavy load and quite a steep hill start, the EV simply didn’t even notice it was carrying a tonne on its rear end and zipped off.

The Nebraska native heaped praise on the car.

“Super impressed with the power and ease,” he said.

“I couldn’t even tell I was pulling anything. Thank you Tesla team for an incredible EV! I couldn’t be more excited about the vehicle.”

Although the Cybertruck is finally getting some help on the towing front, it’s clear that power isn’t the brand’s problem across the board.

Other Model Y owners have even proven that the popular car can maintain a decent range with heavy loads attached.

Still, it’s no match for the ultimate towing EV.