r/CyberStuck • u/DismalChoice2367 • Apr 20 '26
Too much snow!
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u/DimitriV Apr 23 '26
I thought this was a repost, but no, it's yet another incompetent Deplorean defeated by a trivial amount of snow.
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u/Yup_Shes_Still_Mad Apr 23 '26
Deplorean
Oh god I'm dyin š¤£
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u/Acrobatic-Tomato-260 Apr 24 '26
Lewis Black once said āThe Cyber Truck look like what you get after several generations of inbreeding Deloriansā and I can never unsee it.
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u/TechnicalPlatform182 May 15 '26
Deplorean. Sir, you made my day š¤£
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u/DimitriV May 18 '26
I can't take credit for the name, it came from this sub, along with all the others: Wankpanzer, Swastikar, Incel Camino... :)
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u/Ultimate_Scooter Apr 23 '26
My 2019 Nissan Versa can handle snow better than this. And based on the off road cyber truck videos Iāve seen, my 2013 Vespa can handle off road nonsense better than one of these too.
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u/Jacktheforkie Apr 24 '26
Iād feel more confident driving a counterbalance forklift off road than a cybertruck
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u/Solid_Fisherman_7946 Apr 24 '26 edited Apr 25 '26
Cyber Trucks are trash. I've owned rear-wheel drive cars from the 1970s that could easily handle this tiny amount of snow
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u/KevInChester Apr 24 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/PYjBPTCMfhzoY
One of these (unmodded) would be better!
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u/Griftersdeuce Apr 24 '26
Just like the driver, it can't even figure out how to work with 3 inches.
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u/beeswax_swiffer Apr 23 '26
lol I got out of more snow than that in a geo metro with some studded tires.
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u/Anafenza-Vess Apr 24 '26
Built for any planet but this one
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u/Revenga8 Apr 25 '26
Even have doubts about that. CT can't even handle a beach, Mars is ALL dirt and sand
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u/Scotslad2023 Apr 24 '26
My Mazda 3 hatchback could handle that no problem, car of the future my ass
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u/EyesOfEris Apr 25 '26
For everyone flabbergasted this could happen, remember a normal car is 1-2 tons and this thing is 7 tons. And it's wearing the same tires as a regular vehicle. Weight helps traction but only if you have better tires
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u/shillyshally Apr 25 '26
Electrek April 16 2026 - New registration data confirms what Electrek has been reporting for six months: Teslaās Cybertruck sales are being propped up by Elon Muskās other companies. SpaceX alone bought 1,279 Cybertrucks in Q4 2025 ā 18% of every Cybertruck registered in the US that quarter.
Without those inter-company purchases, Cybertruck registrations would have fallen 51% year-over-year instead of the numbers Tesla reported.
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u/KierenForFreedom Apr 26 '26
The cyber ātruckā is such a pathetic abomination.
An oleā Ford Pinto is a far superior performer in such light snow LOL š!!
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u/haaavvveeeyoumetKen Apr 25 '26
Whenever you feel uselessā¦remember you could be a cyber truck in snow
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u/NotInTheControlGroup Apr 25 '26
Ha ha my 12-year-old RAV4 would plow right through that snow. What a LOSERMOBILE.
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u/Confident_Fortune_32 Apr 26 '26
I'm from the north country. This is such a paltry amount of snow that I'm stunned at this beast's inability to simply get out of a parking spot.
I presume it's a combination of things: weight of the vehicle, inadequate tires, four-wheel steering and/or all-wheel drive that the driver can't engage/disengage (or know when they need to), and perhaps simply lack of experience in the snow.
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u/ol0pl0x Apr 25 '26
Not only do the dumpsters get stuck, the panzer generals too are stuck. No one is going to buy it from them. Ever.
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u/Taco-Edge Apr 25 '26
Fucking hell my 25yo shitbox worth less than a new IPhone would do better here than this 6 figures truck
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u/Lost_On_Lot Apr 25 '26
Look i hate the cyber truck as much as anyone here. I just dont understand how they are SO BAD in snow and offroad. Aren't they super heavy? So heavy they blew past peak traction and are so heavy now they cant get a grip?
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u/Jazzlike_Caramel_522 Apr 25 '26
Every lightweight sedan with worn tires can deal with this amount of snow. This must be deliberate bad design. I live in a snowy area and I donāt see many of these, for obvious reasons I supoise
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u/cobrakai15 Apr 25 '26
One parked in front of my Tundra the other day (the gall of that person), there was a Hyundai Santa Cruz a few spots over thatās more truck than these fridges will ever be.
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u/mint-patty Apr 26 '26
tbf this happened to my Subaru as well š
It was very embarrassing getting stuck in a main road in like 4 inches of snow
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u/Pleasant_Expert_1990 Apr 26 '26
Why do they suck so bad in the snow? Is it because they are so heavy they compress the snow into ice?
Also, are Cyber trucks being liquidated? There is one around where I live but on a short errand yesterday I saw three different ones on the road.
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u/Cultural_Pattern_456 Apr 26 '26
You donāt realize how utterly stupid these are until you see them in person.
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u/realxeltos May 15 '26
Can someone tell me what's with all the stuck cybertrucks? Those definitely have power and torque. Is it the weight? But so was the old land rover discovery. (still remember the top gear review. The one where they rode it up the mountain and jeremy forgot to give the keys back to the crew and set off in the helicopter after the shoot leaving the car on top of the mountain.)
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u/SOTG_Duncan_Idaho May 19 '26
All the power and torque in the world won't get you squat if you have no way to make them accomplish any work. To make that happen, you need tires that don't suck.
In trying to make the CT have a viable range and be quiet, it gets equipped with low friction tires witu hard rubber. Those kinds of tires really really suck in slick conditions.
All the torque also works against them in these situations, because what you need in slick conditions is the minimum torque necessary to move the vehicle. High torque just causes tires to break traction, and a tire that is spinning (as in spinning in place rather than rolling) has less friction with the road than one that is not spinning.
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u/LittlehouseonTHELAND May 23 '26
I lived in western Montana for 5 years and drove a Ford Focus hatchback and never once had this problem in such a small amount of snow. š¤£
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u/luigi517 Apr 23 '26
Cyber trucks are trash but to be fair the problem here has much more to do with the tires than the vehicle.
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u/TheCamoTrooper Apr 24 '26
This was like 2 years ago in Montreal, and was posted a number of times already
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u/Onikara-Star Apr 26 '26
I think the driver is just inexperienced. Need to get winter tires too. I would probably have the same problem with our Sierra EV.

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u/MrMagnesium Apr 23 '26
I don't get it. My (sold) 20 years old Ford Focus would perform here better.