Tesla plans to introduce rock sliders and battery armor for the Cybertruck by the end of the year, enhancing its durability and toughness. These accessories will provide additional protection, even against extreme stunts and rough terrains.
Tesla Cybertruck Lead Engineer Wes Morrill recently commented on upcoming accessories for the highly anticipated electric truck on social media platform X. Morrill was responding to a viral video showing the Cybertruck in a stunt where it drove into fences, allegedly damaging its radiator. His remarks addressed concerns raised by the incident, and he reassured the community about the durability and future accessory options designed to enhance the vehicle’s performance and protection.
Following a social media stunt where the Tesla Cybertruck’s radiator appeared to leak after driving into fences, critics quickly used the incident to mock the truck’s design and alleged weaknesses. However, Tesla Cybertruck Lead Engineer Wes Morrill addressed the issue, pointing out that the truck’s stock bumper and aluminum skid plate, which were removed in the video, are designed to protect the vehicle in such situations. Morrill emphasized that drivers intending to engage in such stunts should avoid removing these critical protective components.