New Orleans Storm: Even Teslas Get Caught in High Water

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There was a bad storm in New Orleans on April 10th. Lots of rain caused flooding, and many roads were impassable. A Tesla Cybertruck was spotted driving through the high water!

Some people online made fun of the driver, but there were other trucks and SUVs out there too. Flooding can be dangerous no matter what you’re driving.

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If you can avoid driving through floodwaters, that’s always the best option. But if you get caught in a sudden flood, the Cybertruck might actually be a good choice. It has a special feature called “Wade Mode” that allows it to drive through water. This can be helpful if you need to get through a flooded area to get to safety.

Tesla says that Wade Mode can be used in up to 32 inches of water, but they also warn drivers to be careful. Driving through deep water can damage the truck and is not covered by the warranty. There have also been cases of Cybertrucks getting damaged in floodwaters even when using Wade Mode.

The bottom line is that Wade Mode can be a helpful feature, but it’s important to use it carefully. Don’t risk your life or your expensive truck if you don’t have to!

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By Rajdeep Singh

Rajdeep (New Delhi) sparks electric vehicle enthusiasm with engaging content, empowering everyone to join the EV revolution.

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