Tesla Cybertruck Viral Video:  The Tesla Cybertruck is undoubtedly amongst one of the most talked about vehicles in the world. Similar to other Tesla vehicles, the Cybertruck also features self driving ability. While social media is full of incidents that mention the self-driving capabilities of Tesla vehicles life saving, there have been instances where this function has lost control and resulted in tragic incidents. One such video, featuring a Tesla Cybertruck losing control in self driving mode, was recently shared on the social media platform X.

Watch: Tesla Cybertruck Lost Control

The video was shared on the social media platform X by Fox News. The video features dashcam footage from a Tesla Cybertruck. The footage is reportedly from Houston, and as per the information provided, the Cybertruck was in self driving mode when it lost control and almost went off the bridge. As per information, a female and her infant were present inside the car when the incident happened.

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Tesla Cybertruck Lost Control-What Happened Next?

The Tesla Cybertruck lost control at a diversion and instead of following the lane marking it went straight toward the overpass barrier. If not for the overpass barrier, the Cybertruck would’ve fallen off the bridge turning the incident into a fatal accident. However, the truck stopped after hitting the overpass barrier. The female driver claims that she has suffered multiple injuries from the incident and she has also sued Tesla for 1 million dollars.

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Tesla Cybertruck Viral Video: Netizens React

While the media report suggests that the Tesla Cybertruck was in self driving mode at the time of incident, several X users have marked the claim to be false in the comment section of the video. Many users commented that the FSD/Full Self-Driving mode was not engaged in the Tesla Cybertruck. Moreover, several users stated that the speed was too high at the turn, and usually Tesla vehicles in FSD/self driving mode do not turn at that speed. Some other X users also asked questions about the placement of Cones in the video, as it is confusing for even human drivers, let alone the FSD tech.