@cybertruck: Steer-by-wire makes Cybertruck easy to maneuver on tight trails Less steering input at low speeds = more precise tire p…
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Tesla's Cybertruck uses steer-by-wire technology, reducing steering input at low speeds for precise tire placement and easier maneuvering on tight trails, with rear steering aiding tighter arcs despite a long wheelbase.
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Steer-by-wire makes Cybertruck easy to maneuver on tight trails
Less steering input at low speeds = more precise tire placement
Rear steering also helps you cut tighter arcs despite having a longer wheelbase
Gary - contractorsPOV⚡🦺 (@contractorsPOV): This was my first real off road experience with the steer-by-wire the other day. Barely having to turn the wheel for minor adjustments on the trail and the immediate response was super cool. No more wrestling the steering wheel or multiple turns to get where you’re going 💪
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