Elon Musk recently stirred up the automotive world by sharing a video on X, showcasing his Cybertruck not only outpacing a Porsche 911 in a race but also towing another 911 simultaneously. The race was a jaw-dropping demonstration of the Cybertruck’s power and versatility.

Musk Tweeted The Video

Elon Musk’s caption on X said it all: “Beats a Porsche 911 while towing a 911.” The video starts with both vehicles at the racing line, and as the race commences, the Cybertruck surges ahead, ultimately securing victory. The grand finale reveals the Cybertruck effortlessly towing another Porsche 911.

Beats a Porsche 911 while towing a 911
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— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 30, 2023

Viral Sensation on X

Posted just hours ago, the video has become a viral sensation, amassing over 43 million views and counting. X users flooded the comments section with diverse reactions, expressing awe at the Cybertruck’s speed and debating its aesthetics compared to the Porsche.

Twitteratis React to Cybertruck

While some were impressed by the Cybertruck’s performance, others rushed to share memes. Some of the responses were:

Cybertruck Tough Design

The truck, described on its official website as “durable and rugged enough to go anywhere,” boasts features like an electronically adaptive air suspension with 12” of travel and 17” of clearance. Its ‘ultra-hard’ stainless steel exoskeleton, armor glass, and acoustic glass contribute to its robust design. With a payload of 2,500 pounds and a towing capacity of 11,000 pounds, the Cybertruck proves its mettle.

Cybertruck Crash Test

In a previous event, a drone captured the aftermath of what is believed to be the first verified Tesla Cybertruck crash test at Giga Texas. The images revealed:

– Airbags Deployed: Front airbags deployed as intended.

– Windshield Damage: Severe cracks but intact, showcasing collision force.

– Door Disarray: Doors knocked off hinges, highlighting crash intensity.

– Frunk Impact: Severely bent frunk indicates effective crumple zone functionality.

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