Watch the Tesla Cybertruck pull the F-150 up a hill

Watch the Tesla Cybertruck pull the Ford F-150 up a hill like it’s nothing.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has just re-posted a video of the troubled Cybertruck in a tug-of-war with the F-150. 

In the video, the Cybertruck appears to have no trouble outperforming the F-150. 

Mind you, viewers have taken issue with it as they believe this is about as far from a valid test as you can get.

Not a valid test! it might just be the tire difference, although in reality cyber truck should be stronger.

— Mehdi Sadaghdar (@ElectroBOOMGuy) February 13, 2023

One person took to Twitter to point out all the differences between the two vehicles, saying they made for a completely unfair test. 

“All-wheel-drive verse two-wheel-drive. Uphill vs downhill. Big meaty tires with higher friction coefficient vs skinny stock tires. You showed literally zero difference in the vehicles’ performance,” he said.

You can see the tire difference pretty clearly in this shot:

I will say I love the cyber truck but that was a rear wheel drive f150. It will lose against most all wheel vehicles.

— kyle campisi (@CampisiKyle) February 12, 2023

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That wasn’t all. 

One person pointed out the fact that the F-150 was a rear-wheel-drive, saying “it will lose against most all-wheel vehicles”. 

And others questioned Elon Musk over the presumed weight difference between the two trucks. 

“In all fairness, should display the weight for context. I’m skeptical,” they said. 

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Eagle-eyed viewers picked up on even more faults with the stunt, including that the Tesla clearly jumped the gun. 

“Let’s see it with both of them starting at the same time,” one said.

The Ford F-150 also had nothing in the bed of the truck to help its tires get a grip.

Let that other truck move first and see what happens. Also, even more important point…do they both have the same or close enough specs? if not then this is just false advertising.

— Diwakar Awate, Ph.D. (@itsDrDK) February 12, 2023

The stunt was first performed back in November 2019 and still proves just as controversial because those who reserved the Cybertruck aren’t any closer to actually getting it and testing it for themselves.

“So tough. Also tough to buy because it doesn’t exist,” one user said.

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