Fast Technology reported on May 18.
Do you still remember the straight-line racing promotional video that Tesla played during the delivery of the Cybertruck pickup truck? In the video, this electric pickup truck defeated the legendary sports car Porsche 911 in the quarter-mile sprint race and won while dragging another Porsche 911.
, Tesla CEO Musk said at the press conference: “Cybertruck dragged the Porsche 911 to complete the quarter-mile acceleration race faster than the empty Porsche 911!” A few months passed, and finally some automotive media MotorTrend decided to repeat the test, but the results were surprising.
Tests have proved that Cybertruck dragging a Porsche 911 cannot win any version of the 911 at all.
Even the slowest 911 is faster than it.
It is reported that the media has conducted a total of six quarter-mile straight line acceleration races, and the Porsche 911 Carrera T won all.
In fact, shortly after Tesla released the promotional video, some YouTube bloggers discovered that the Tesla promotional video used a straight-line track of one-eighth mile, but it was not clearly marked.
Later Tesla admitted this.
In order to fully restore the facts, the media MotorTrend also conducted several rounds of one-eighth mile tests and found that Cybertruck could occasionally win an empty 911.
However, comparing the fastest results of the two cars, the final winner was still the Porsche 911.
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, it should be pointed out that in straight-line acceleration competitions, the standard distance discussed is generally one-quarter mile, but Tesla chose one-eighth mile without publicly stating it.
The high probability is because it knows that Cybertruck has no chance of winning in one-quarter mile acceleration.
, But then again, although we can’t run the 911 with the 911 in hand, we can’t deny Cybertruck’s performance.
Its high-performance version’s 0-60 mph (96 km/h) acceleration capability is within 2.
6 seconds, making it a top-notch existence worldwide.
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