Tesla Cybertruck Being Towed In India - ECU Failure?

Tesla Cybertruck, one of the world's most popular electric pickup trucks, was caught in India for the first time, being towed and delivered to some location, as this was imported from Dubai. Sorry to break the ice, the Cybertruck is not being tested or revamped to fit in the Indian environment - some rich dude just bought it. To add more, the ECU failure was just an excuse to bring it here, but don't worry - we'll tell you all about its details and also show you a walkaround of it, exclusively done by 91Wheels in Thailand. So, let's start, and in the meantime, make sure to join the  91Wheels Whatsapp Channel to never miss out on automotive updates.

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Tesla Cybertruck

The world was waiting for the Cybertruck, even since Tesla founder Elon Musk unveiled it in 2019. Everyone remember that moment, when its so-called Armor glass failed to take the impact of Metal ball and Elon laughed it off - to cover the embarresment. It took the company more around 5 years to launch it, do changes to it - but didn't full the promises which made it a desirable product at the first time. That said, its fully made of stain less steel, and that is the biggest highlight of this truck as no matter what you throw at it, it won't get any get, scratch and the colour won't go anywhere -as there is no colour. It's edgy, radical and have thousands of faults - and that's why its called the most controversial car of all time. Now, despite all the fact, its popularity is at the same level as Michael Jackon in 90s. That's why, see - an multi-millionaire has just bought it.

Now, some details of this EV truck which you need to know, so its available with three variants - which are Long Range, All Wheel Drive and Cyberbeast.

The base one is called Long Range, and its range is 563 km, with a towing capacity of 7,500 lbs, and it can do 0 to 100 km/h in 6.2 seconds. The second is AWD, with a lower range of 523 km but a towing capacity of 11,000 lbs, and acceleration, as per Tesla, is 4.1 seconds to 100 km/h. Lastly, the top-spec Cyberbeast has the lowest range on offer - 484 km; however, the towing capacity is the same, 11,000 lbs, but the 0 to 100 km/h timing is amazing - just 2.6 seconds, which is a quick acceleration is a result of 845 hp.

To add more, the Tesla Model Y (Juniper) was seen testing fully camouflaged in India last week, so that will launch here for sure. But there's nothing to say about the Cybertruck, as pickup trucks are not practical for Indian roads. But hey, anything can happen.

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