Tesla’s much-anticipated Cybertruck has been making waves in the automotive world for its bold design and groundbreaking technology. We are here with the glimpses of its capabilities in various environments, recent sightings of Cybertruck release candidates undergoing off-road testing in Northern California have left enthusiasts like MuddyRuttzz, a self-proclaimed “Jeep guy and diesel guy,” in awe.

The rugged terrain of Hollister Hills State Vehicular Recreation Area served as the perfect backdrop for Tesla‘s engineers to put the Cybertruck through its paces. These electric behemoths were equipped with air suspension set to its highest level, showcasing impressive ground clearance and off-road prowess. The generous approach and departure angles displayed by the Cybertruck hinted at its potential to tackle challenging terrains.

Cybertruck’s Air Suspension System

MuddyRuttzz, who documented his encounter with the Cybertrucks on YouTube, shared his enthusiasm for the electric marvels. In his video, he recounted how Tesla engineers explained the intricacies of the Cybertruck’s air suspension system, highlighting the stark contrast between its lowest and highest settings. The vehicles were outfitted with 20-inch wheels and all-terrain tires, further underscoring their off-road capabilities.

The footage also captured one of the Cybertrucks effortlessly ascending a hill and navigating rough roads, providing a glimpse of the rear-wheel steering system’s functionality. This feature promises enhanced maneuverability, which is particularly valuable when tackling challenging off-road trails.

What truly stood out from MuddyRuttzz’s account was the friendliness and transparency of the Tesla engineers. They patiently answered his questions and shared valuable insights. One crucial piece of information was the revelation that the Cybertruck release candidates had traveled all the way from Texas to Hollister Hills for this off-road adventure. Even more exciting was the news that deliveries of the Cybertruck were expected to commence in October.

This timeline, while slightly postponed from the initial target of late September, is a promising development for eager Cybertruck enthusiasts who have waited since the vehicle’s unveiling in November 2019. Despite the delays, the anticipation surrounding this groundbreaking electric truck remains fervent.