A Tesla Cybertruck found itself stuck in the sand at Marina State Beach in California, attracting the attention of local law enforcement due to the lack of proper permits for driving in the area.
The incident highlighted the absence of certain guidelines in the online owner’s manual, which could have cautioned against risky behaviors such as damaging the vehicle’s suspension by driving it on tracks or attempting to test the strength of the supposedly bulletproof windshield.
Another ill-advised action was witnessed in front of the Beverly Hills Hotel, where the Cybertruck’s owner unsuccessfully attempted to mount a raised curb and then blamed a fictional valet for the mishap, failing to acknowledge their own lack of skill.
In this latest misadventure, taking the Cybertruck onto Marina State Beach with fully inflated tires proved to be a mistake, contrary to what had been observed in a promotional video where Tesla employees drove the vehicle on a beach near the Gulf of Mexico.
However, the expertise of Tesla’s team in handling such situations was not replicated by the individuals involved this time.
Efforts to reverse the stuck Cybertruck were futile, leading to further entrenchment in the sand. Eventually, the tires had to be deflated, and the vehicle was manually pushed back to solid ground, attracting the attention of park rangers, who issued a citation for unauthorized beach driving.
While the ordeal spared them from an arm workout at the gym, the potential risk posed by the incoming tide served as a reminder of the consequences of such reckless actions. Hopefully, lessons have been learned for future excursions.