Cybertruck FSD Near-Miss: Elon's Response, Community Analysis, and Why You Must Stay Vigilant

Cybertruck FSD Near-Miss: Elon's Response, Community Analysis, and Why You Must Stay Vigilant

Hey everyone, DennisCW here! You might have seen that heart-stopping Cybertruck video circulating online—the one where a Cybertruck on (allegedly) Full Self-Driving (FSD) nearly plunges off a highway bridge. It's sparked massive debate, lawsuits, and even a direct response from Elon Musk himself. Let's break it down step by step, look at the facts, community insights, and what this means for all Tesla owners.

The Incident: What Went Down?

The video shows a Cybertruck veering dangerously close to the edge of a bridge while in what the driver claims was Autopilot. But hold up—Cybertrucks don't even have basic Autopilot; they're equipped with FSD capability from the start. The driver has lawyered up and is suing Tesla, with lawyers insisting it was Autopilot engaged.

It's a terrifying watch. The truck maintains speed into a sharp turn, nearly going over the side. Was it FSD? Autopilot? Or driver error? The uncertainty has fueled endless discussions.

Elon's Response and the Logs

Elon Musk chimed in, stating that Tesla's logs clearly show the driver disengaged Autopilot just 4 seconds before the crash. This shifts the narrative—did the driver take over at the last second and panic?

Shoutout to our friend Chad, who meticulously analyzed the video. He pinpointed the exact 4-second mark where disengagement likely occurred. While videos can be edited or conditions vary, this lines up with Elon's claim.

Community Testing: Can FSD Handle It?

To test this, JC jumped in and drove the exact same route in a Model 3 (different vehicle, but same FSD software). Under supervision, FSD nailed the turn perfectly—no drama.

JC's Model 3 handling the turn flawlessly.

This raises questions: Were conditions different (weather, traffic)? Did the Cybertruck driver freak out during a split-second intervention? Either way, it's a scary reminder that FSD is supervised—your eyes must stay on the road.

Key Takeaways and PSA

• FSD is impressive on highways and city streets, but it's not perfect.
• Always monitor: Even pros can get caught off-guard.
• Who’s at fault? Tesla's tech or the driver's inattention? Drop your thoughts in the comments!

This incident underscores why constant vigilance is non-negotiable. FSD saves lives daily, but it's a tool, not a chauffeur.

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What do you think caused the near-miss? Tesla, driver, or something else? Comment below and subscribe for more Tesla deep dives!

Stay safe out there, Teslas!