It's been over six months since the first deliveries of the Tesla Cybertruck, and some of the first total loss crashes are finally headed to auction.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk once said that if the Cybertruck was 'ever in an argument with another car,' it 'will win.' Unfortunately, that sentiment hasn't kept totaled trucks out of the shop after accidents or, in some cases, even the salvage auction. Recently, totaled-out Tesla Cybertrucks have been hitting salvage auctions.
' The Cybertruck even has a built-in 'wade mode' to ford water up to 31 inches deep, which is just over 40% of the truck's overall height. It would seem that the water didn't get that high. In wade mode, the truck protects its battery by pressurizing the pack using air from the truck's pneumatic suspension, however, it's only rated for up to 30 minutes of protection.
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