Police arrested a man who drove his Cybertruck into a lake to test the vehicle's Wade Mode feature.
The arrest followed the incident in which the driver intentionally entered the water with the vehicle. Officers responded to the event and took the man into custody. Police stated they do not support such actions. “We wouldn't encourage willingly driving your vehicle into the water,” police said.
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Justine Saint Amour, a Texas Cybertruck owner, is suing Tesla for more than $1 million plus punitive damages after her vehicle crashed into a concrete barrier on a Houston overpass while using the Full Self-Driving (FSD) system. Filed in Harris County District Court, the lawsuit alleges negligence in design, marketing, and retaining CEO Elon Musk, amid ongoing scrutiny of Tesla's driver-assistance technology.
A driver tested a Full Self-Driving Tesla Cybertruck, engaging in a race against a mid-engine Corvette and faking sleep at the wheel. The experience highlighted both positive and negative aspects of the technology. Authorities pulled over the vehicle due to the driver's apparent lack of alertness.