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I hear fans.
ОтветитьToo bad electric motor lacks torque. You cant match a v8 with a hemi.
ОтветитьWhat you dont realize is the truck never moved. Every time the tires rotated it was from the earth spinning under the weight and torque of that thing.
ОтветитьCybertruck couldn't do that!
ОтветитьWhat a stupid fucking idiot buying an electric I bet you voted for Joe Biden too
ОтветитьProbably the first electric vehicle to complete this obstacle. Kudos.
ОтветитьGood driver.
Ответить😮wow
ОтветитьWhat a disappointment
ОтветитьTen guys with camera phones out, not one spotter. Come on y’all give the guy a shout
ОтветитьLol
ОтветитьHow do people find this amazing for an electric engine. Apparently most are clueless about what actually happens with an electric engine. Now do a complete overland trip. Oh wait you can't, the battery won't survive. Hydrogen is the way of the future...
ОтветитьThat was the most lame, man bun, latte' sipping, bud light drinking video on rocks I've ever seen. The sound of those electric fans is irritating...AND I KNOW, the newer jeeps, yota's et, al. have them as well. Give me a low torque V8 engine with a nice rumble to it with it's own cooling system, that can CRAWL up and over these, any day over this new crap.
ОтветитьDid he send a copy of this video to his automobile insurance company;)
ОтветитьDefinitely not an inexpensive truck. Not a fan of the headlights.
ОтветитьI HATE this truck. Had it for 2 weeks and I couldn't get rid of it fast enough. So glad I never got rid of my F150.
ОтветитьWell a Kia did it, why not a Rivian? I'm not particularly surprised that it was able to perform this task as it obviously has the tools required. Particularly, a motor at each wheel. That being said, what else did it do that day? I've never been to MOAB (i live on the east coast) and i have no idea how long it takes to get from where it last charged up to Hell's gate. I guess what i am getting at is were they able to do any other obstacles or trails or did they have to high tail it back to civilization in order to charge back up? Most of the places i go trail riding i wouldn't even consider using a bettery powered vehicles as it's at least 40 miles of road riding from and back to civilization. Then, throw in a day of wheeling, potential cold weather, etc. you would end up stranded for sure. i'm not so sure that an electric vehicle would ever actually be the choice for off road adventures.
ОтветитьNow put a couple of horses in a trailer and drive it 100 miles..... You will need those horses on the return trip.
Ответитьthat front camera must've come in real handy :D
ОтветитьProblem is pulling the leather seat cover out of your butt crack after you make it. And getting into Hell's gate is almost as bad....but going downhill.
ОтветитьBeing electric it should have a deflation system for the tires as well as air up. That would be ideal.
ОтветитьDid he make it out on his own power or was he stranded somewhere with a dead battery?
ОтветитьAmazing. I want one.
ОтветитьHope the batteries don’t take a dump half way up …
But the ensuing fire would’ve been spectacular!
Nice job
ОтветитьCouple of blokes who know what they’re doing. That was impressive.
ОтветитьUnnmm. If the truck electronics do all the difficult part. Throttle position modulation, wheel spin reduction and going slow to not bounce off the rock. The human was just steering... I could do that why is everyone impressed? Boggles my mind, like a Boomer first time seeing an iPhone
ОтветитьWhat is all the noise? Sounds like an engine? Is it some fans to cool thefluid for the motors
Ответитьwhen he got to the top he asked for an extension cord.
ОтветитьSold I'm getting one... oops I forgot I don't have $100,000 for a pickup truck. But very nice.
ОтветитьWhat? You mean the one an old beaten up Hilux climbed both going front and backwards? Lmao
Ответить908 ftlb of smooooooth torque definitely help!!!!!
ОтветитьThat junk trucks frame is forever tweeked....lol....morons
ОтветитьLower center of gravity does wonders
ОтветитьThats history repeating itself when a gasoline engine produced more power than a steam engine 120 years ago. It is the same now.
Whether you like it or not, ICE vehicles will be gone in a handfull of years.
It’s the running gear that breaks mostly. The shifting centre of gravity that kills vehicles in rock crawling. You’ll see at one stage all the vehicle’s weight is on the front wheel, while it’s at a very awkward angle.
ОтветитьLife lesson #33: you can trivialize any challenge if you pay enough money
ОтветитьI wonder if the Cyber Triangle will be able to do that?
ОтветитьThis is the Pontiac Aztek of the EV age. Fugly.
ОтветитьIt failed miserably
ОтветитьGood luck getting back home. The battery is probably drained
ОтветитьAh hell, I can do that in my EG hatch with a few simple mods
ОтветитьWatching this vs. paint dry?
60/40 this.
I don’t care I will never stop loving gas
ОтветитьI swear I can smell hot wires. Lol
ОтветитьWhy do people always go up? I'm going down ......fast.
ОтветитьSo, why is important to prove a vehicle can go up that if it is clearly easier to just walk up it? This is an inherently stupid human fascination with mechanical things.
ОтветитьStock everything?? People don't realize how impressive this is! From tires to suspension, lol amazing!
ОтветитьI can't see anyone doing this with their electric vehicle. Especially if you damage it. Just drive it on the street for what it was built for.
ОтветитьAnd it only needed 3 hours of charge after the 4 min climb .
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