Elon Musk has big ideas. He wants to send people to Mars, build robot taxis, and even create a Tesla boat one day. But for now, his Tesla Cybertrucks are struggling to stay on land—let alone float. The latest proof?
Elon Musk once said Tesla would make boats. But for now, his cars are sinking. Recently, a Tesla Cybertruck went completely underwater in Ventura Harbor. It didn’t float and it didn’t drive out. It just sat there like a very expensive anchor. A tow truck had to pull it out, proving once again that Cybertrucks belong on land—at least most of the time.
The Tesla Cybertruck’s Track Record of Getting Stuck
This isn’t the first time a Tesla Cybertruck has failed a real-world test. One sank into deep snow while someone tried to pick out a Christmas tree. Another slid into mud, and a Ford pickup pulled it out. People have already questioned how practical the truck really is. Now, with one completely submerged, it seems the Cybertruck is testing more environments—and failing every time. If Musk ever wanted proof that his vehicle needs improvement, the universe just gave him a big, wet reminder.
Musk Says his Tesla Cybertruck Can Float, But Reality Says Otherwise
Musk once claimed that Cybertrucks could work “kinda like a boat” over short distances. He even suggested Tesla might make an actual boat one day. But after this latest mishap, it’s clear that his truck is not seaworthy. Tesla Cybertruck boats are supposed to stay on top of the water. Cybertrucks, apparently, are not. Maybe the next model should come with a built-in life jacket.
The Internet Can’t Stop Laughing at Tesla’s ‘Submarine’
As soon as the video hit the internet, people started making jokes. Some called the Tesla Cybertruck the world’s first electric submarine. Others said Tesla should add a “float mode” in the next software update. Even die-hard Tesla fans had to admit that this was not a good look. If this was a test for Musk’s future boat, it failed miserably.
Musk’s Dreams Are Big, But Maybe Too Big
People know Elon Musk for thinking outside the box. He wants to change the way we drive, travel, and even live. But sometimes, his big ideas don’t match reality. The Tesla Cybertruck was supposed to be tough, durable, and futuristic. But so far, it keeps getting stuck, sliding, and now, sinking. If Tesla really wants to build a boat, maybe they should focus on making sure their trucks stay on land first.
