Can’t wait!

What happened with the tent on the Rivian?? Somehow it started the jump with the tent and landed without one :D

This has to be the least scientific test I've ever seen in my life that wasn't done by 5 year olds. They should have switched the car and the driver and done several rounds of testing. You can't have a timid driver or drive a car and then say the car slow cuz they keep losing

Tesla is literally the best car company ever. This car has and will inspire millions

Cybertruck is my favorite vehicle😃

😂

Underrated 😂😂😂

well played

Still will take the rivian

😂😂

_Brew some tea!_

to be fair it's been an effective strategy throughout british history

Not this again

Time for CW2.0

I had more of a problem with a posh old English chap using the word 'gnarly'.

And that's why many of us think it's not a truck but just a road queen.

​@Some0ne001 every off-road vehicle has to deflat tire pressure this isn't an ev thing

Anyone know if the tires deflate on the Cybertruck with a touch of a button?

But they fail at actually addressing pressures. They are still running at 37+ psi, which is more than most ICE vehicles. For true offroading, or even driving on the beach/sand, you are going to want to be around 20 psi or less. With my jeep with traditional wheels (non beedlocks) I would air down to 16 or so for most offroading. 37 psi is still street pressures.

@@OCHOLAW14 depends on vehicle weight.

you should try it, it's great fun

why not :P

@@hitgucvkj sand in my ears, sand in my shoes, sand in my hairs

@@nick_0 You’re not rock crawling in a dual motor 6,800 pound vehicle.

@@user-vx7vi3vq1cyou should

No need to embarrass the raptor like that.

Jeremy left Top Gear almost 10 years ago, move on

​@@IshTheEngineerRaptor would stomp both of them on the whoops and jump.

Jeremy is an asshole. He shot himself in the foot and he’s getting the lack of attention he’s earned

@@TroySavary Wrong. Edmunds tested this, and the Rivian was better on the exact same whoops.

They will both be fine. I own a Rivian and it's built like a tank. The CT has a stiffer structure than almost all vehicles on the market - matching that of cars like the 911.

This is Top Gear. Not a real car review.

@@sports2hedz542 It still would have been a good idea. And it it not enough today to convince me, and for what I know they could have totaled three Cybertrucks or Rivians while filming this. Sounds crazy, and I don't think they did, but I have seen it a lot of fraud and bullshit done by professional journalists, so today the media can't be precise enough for my taste.

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Yeah and drive them into the middle of the desert and come back alone

Having driven J70ies both in Africa (4.2l 1HZ) and Australia (4.5l 1VD-FTV): It would still be in the parking lot while the R1T and the Cybertruck have finished the course.

An 80s land cruiser wouldn't have made it to the course. They are notoriously unreliable vehicles

@@spacebound1969

@@spacebound1969careful.. you’re gonna trigger the cult

Cybertruck has PROPER roof rack from Unplugged Performance.

@@markplott4820 crap

In fairness you'd *never* drive anything like this if it were your own truck that you'd paid actual money for. ....both these trucks now likely have major damage to wishbones, A-arms, etc. The roof bars getting bent is probably the least of the problems caused.

@@DEADB33F True and this is the case for me personally. I have a 4th gen 4Runner and a 5th Gen TRD Pro I have yet to build out like my 4th gen because driving a $60K+ vehicle offroad like this will give the average person more anxiety than fun. My 4th gen is worth literally nothing at this point and makes it incredibly fun to drive offroad.

@@DEADB33F - Cybertruck is built REAL TOUGH, not fake tough like Rivian & LEGACY trucks. Tesla has CAST arms and a Stamped upper control arm , UNLIKELY needs any replacement.

It could. The parts replacement parts will be pennies to the dollar.

Ahhh reddit, the home of communist keyboard warriors

Yes in fact it can. And so can the basically stock WRX

I mean, I accidentally did something like this with a 2003 honda accord. Google didn't understand what an atv trail is

lol, I have a Camry and I was literally just thinking that my car could probably do all this.

We wouldn't want the dash electronics to stop working in the middle of the video 😂

Not a lot of water in the desert.

I've ford 2 ft river crossings in my R1T without issue.

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​@HyproTube is it painful being that stupid/immature?

TBF, they should have both done a stint in each and taken an average. Two very cool trucks though!!

And had a heavy tent mounted over and behind the rear axle…

Agreed. I'm no off-road expert, but I knew that.

Yeah the guy with the beard seems to floor it when doing the rock crawl in the Rivian and also told the guy in the rivian to floor it from the start on the timed race. Seems rivian biased to me.

@@georgevigil7001 I'm not so sure. But the main take away I had was that these tests weren't relevant. It's like when a super car is taken out on track by someone who never exceeds the speed limit. It might be a very capable car, but that driver doesn't have the skills to find out.

I think if they did theyd have to have pre applied water mode

Why must one be racist for no reason? Because they have the balls to offraad and your fragile, family values self just can't or doesn't? I don't but I'm not racist about it Jesus Christ.

The Jews are gonna buy these like crazy. Impactful? No? Get bent OP you're a racist heep.

TLC?

Why schould they? They literally produce the petrol themselfes.

True there are muchhhh cheaper cars that can do this too

Light off roading at best…

99% of those two trucks will only see school and grocery store parking lots.

"Proper off roading!" (gets passed by a stock RAV4)

A Subaru can't climb the rocks of the first test . Also not sure the jump would end that well, you might lose a bumper.

they have done a many trucks on the same route.. look it up

It also doesn't really matter, if the diffs lock, and the truck doest bottom out, it's almost COMPLETELY dependant on what tires a vehicle has on.

Any stock 4x4 could do this

Any stock 4x4 truck/suv could easily do this

But the Rivian, an older design did everything the Cybertruck did...

@@Karnakthemagnificent older design? its a unibody electric vehicle, its the SAME design. only difference is rivian has a motor at each corner, while tesla has a motor at each axle. theoretically rivian has better traction due to being able to individually drive each wheel, but off roading isnt that black and white so who knows. either way, they are very capable, and more capable than a comparable gas truck. a ford/chevy/ram 1500 has no chance against one of these.

@@Karnakthemagnificentand so does a 50 year old Land Rover - what’s your point?

@amruze it was not that one was obviously better than the other in this is case. What did you glean from this?

@fxzn has Rivian iterated on the R1T since it first hit the market years ago? To me it is impressive how well it performs against a new very capable EV and that speaks well of Rivian's designers.

Yeah but the guy with the beard seems to floor it when doing the rock crawl in the Rivian and also told the guy in the rivian to floor it from the start on the timed race. Seems rivian biased to me.

There's plenty better from smaller UKpostsrs.

well, no body got the offroad mode enabled yet expect this video

​@@georgevigil7001 seems like they should have a "control" truck. It would be fun to see a gas truck in comparison. I'm pretty sure the rivian and the cybertruck would smoke it. (Maybe not range, but certainly everything else for sure)

​@@B0tch0A Raptor would have smoked both on the whoops and jumping. Those are what its suspension is specifically tuned for.

You don't off road much do ya Skippy?

They are the iPhone haters back in 2010, just won't accept new things and hide in their bubbles by trashing others.

Elon isnt gonna notice you

@codeater8400 so....your an iPhone user huh? What tech apps do you use or is it just UKposts Instagram and face book?

@FinesseSHOTz23 Haters? No, we should love a garbage brand like Tesla that's near the bottom of nearly every reliability survey. 🙂 www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-e&q=Tesla+least+reliable+brand

Ahahhaha so funny. What are you gonna say next? That the Model X looks like a washing machine?

@@444thunderstr0ke They are just commenting about the angle of the roof rack. They are right. It will grab a lot more wind than a flat roof rack.

Rivian is a kit in a Hurracane.

@@444thunderstr0ke nah, Tesla model x looks like a used bar of soap.

​@@jacobscheer2730 What do u expect? Its just a sharp point up there 😂 can't do much else

Nothing a Hilux can’t do better. Even with an AT gun mounted on the back.

@@angrydoggy9170 wow, but does the hilux weigh almost 7000 pounds?

No and that is the good part. No unecessary weight :] ​@@rbfarrell1

Reviewers don’t talk about range as much anymore because it’s a non-issue for the most part. Ranges are long, chargers are plentiful and fast.

​@@lemongavineyou've never been to the Utah Desert haven't you?

@@lemongavine you should watch donut media trying to do a 100mile off road trip with the cybertruck. range was definitely an issue lmao

well, you can concievably bring with you 1-2kW light PVs producing up to 10kWh/day. And stay out there for months/years. Anyway, there is a YT channel where a guy juices up an R1T before entering parks, and spending the weekend off roading with no apparent troubles

@@lemongavine Found the EV sales rep

The Cybertruck driver tried to go faster on the whoops, but the truck wasn't handling it.

@@TroySavary The driver wasn't handling it. You could see that he had a relatively smooth drive compared to the other vehicle/driver combination where the tail of the vehicle was all over the place, but the driver handled it and kept his foot planted. Even at the end of the runs, the first guy "this wasn't that bad", the second guy "I'm glad that's over".

It has good grip levels but the non existent rebound control and bottom out resistance in the rear is the worst I’ve ever seen.

It is a girl's truck.

I noticed the screen shows 3:12 but the tire updated at 12:47. Seems the Rivian is having an update issue with the TPMS sensors

@@ruhdisthefirst8279 I don't see the Rivian psi referenced anywhere after 4:08. Maybe they use a British system, like the left wheel means the right wheel.

They are still running at 37+ psi, which is more than most ICE vehicles. For true offroading, or even driving on the beach/sand, you are going to want to be around 20 psi or less. With my jeep with traditional wheels (non beedlocks) I would air down to 16 or so for most offroading. 37 psi is still street pressures.

@@ruhdisthefirst8279 Why would TPMS even need an "Update" timestamp? On 99% of vehicles, it updates within the past 30 seconds or so, if not almost immediately.

EV and a gas generator are actually a good combo for these kinds of adventures

They showed where they went. No need to charge. This was maybe 50 mile but probably less off road.

a gas generator being used to charge an EV is actually more efficient than using that same gasoline to run a car directly

@@redbean9410 No it's not. You didn't even claim what the efficiency of the generator. A small generator wouldn't have near the conversion rate to be better that driving a gas engine.

@@sparksmcgee6641 a generator can be run at its optimal RPM to produce electricity, whereas if you put that same diesel generator in a car, its RPM fluctuates, leading to less efficiency. A lot of electricity today is made using fossil fuels you know that right? You get more usable energy from that same gallon of gasoline by making electricity out of it than burning it directly. Electric motors have an efficiency of about 70-80%, whereas ICE engines are around 20%. i recommend you look into this on google or smth

Just like any ICE truck. Do you watch others and feel the need to say "Yeah but what are you going to do when you run out of gas"

it probably uses the brakes to keep the wheels without traction from spinning. the rivian cuts power to the motor on the spinning wheel. i dont know if either have actual lockers

​​@@eloc580the cybertruck has front and rear locking diff. A locking diff is a locking diff, whether it's on an electric or ICE vehicle. The rivian doesn't need locking diff because it has 1 motor per wheel, so to simulate a locked diff it just has to spin both motors at the same speed (in fact it has no diff at all)

​@@eloc580The Tesla has a physical locking differentials. It was just enabled in the Spring update.

The rock crawling part would be using almost nothing at least, on a diesel you're using 95%+ just idling while the electric motors will only be using exactly what's required to take you up the hill, so if you're rock crawling with your buddies I wouldn't be surprised if the range on this is way longer than on a diesel.

Why?

This needs to be higher up. The donut video is a great example

@@HatSandwiches It has the highest clearance

​@@fradajaso it doesn't die on my when am camping in the middle of the mojave

Likely Off-road Rally.

Probably shot using two different trucks because battery life

It makes sense if you don't want any traction haha.

They test production vehicles like any other automotive journalist. Certain manufacturers have provided pretty hardcore off-road tires from the factory.

@@otm646 Automotive journalists usually test street cars on the street. When they go to a track they change for track tires.

So, you're two.

Oh boy if you think this vehicle has gotten a lot of attention, you should wait and see what they're going to show on August 8th. REMEMBER THIS COMMENT

@@NassimSYD More firings?

@@ge2623 They're trying to roll out robotaxi again, even though they said it'd be available 2020. More vaporware to try and keep the stock price from tanking further.

Original raptor did

I believe he says "left hand down" which is always referring to the drivers hands on the steering wheel i.e. the driver should pull his left hand down which will make the car go left. Expression is to avoid exactly this sort of confusion.

Why do people capitalize Moab? It's a proper noun, not an acronym or an initialism.

I'd rather drive a ugly fridge than a smoking poisonous Jeep.

@@wolfgangpreier9160 yo Jeeps r smoking, i didnt know they were chill like that

@@GoPotato69 Chill as in chilling killing our future. Yep they are.

@@yammmit A$$, youtube and socials said nono to the butt word

@@wolfgangpreier9160 I love the cybertruck design, If it didn't cost $ 315k to import here to brazil I would definitely drive one

Not without rimlocks you don't.😅

Didn't do much testing on ramp travel index, cross axle articulation/diff locks and sustained performance/overheat protection. What they did test showed that it had a strong frame and good suspension at least for short distances. Not that it's ready to replace Wrangler Rubicon or LC79.

@@hi9580This car will do much better than diesels when it comes to overheating, issue is diesels rely on air getting to the radiator, as the engines still produce quite a bit of heat while you're standing still, and so when going uphill or struggling through terrain you get little air to the radiator and it can struggle. Electric motors in comparison only use exactly the energy required to move you, meaning at low speeds and while rock crawling they're incredibly efficient while a diesel might use 95%+ of the energy just idling its engine. The cooling system of these is mostly internal and isn't dependent on air flowing from outside to a radiator, this means it cools almost just as well at low speeds as it does while going 100 mph, and is why track driving where you're using 600 or 900 horsepower for extended periods of time is so demanding on these. In comparison going rock crawling where you might only be using 20 horsepower (but loads of torque) to push it at 4 mph up a hill is going to have it almost completely unaffected, and with incredibly long ranges. I'd expect the part with them drifting around the sand dunes to be the most taxing in terms of overheating, as there they're actually putting large amounts of energy into the drivetrain. For that part they seemed to think it was the most fun with a 80% power split to the rear though. That'd mean an effective max power split of of 75 horsepower front and 300 horsepower rear instead of 300 front and 300 rear, and as they'd be using the front motor much less the max power demanded from the drivetrain would only be 375 horsepower at most, which it should be able to handle well. Also want to add that I'm not in any way a Tesla fanboy, don't like Musk, own a non-Tesla electric car and not planning on buying a Tesla, nor do I own Tesla stock, as it seems anyone who's even slightly positive of their cars always seem to be called a fanboy.

Seen a tic Tok where a guy had a generator in his Tesla with one gallon of gas and went 100 miles.

EV trucks can charge each other, but yes if they are both low on charge you're screwed, portable solar panels take too long

Big diesel generator = hybrid

You're going relatively slow, your real world range off-road is substantially higher than that of being on the highway. I've done a lot of off-roading out west, I've never put in more than 150 miles a day in the dirt.

you're not very bright, you bring a 5 gallon gas can for the 1400w generator and stay the week end. if you can afford these rare earth minerals of removed mountains chances are you can afford the 40' fold out solar panels so you can charge it all week end just to leave.

It is a girl truck. Charging is not efficient, truck bed is 1/2 size of Cybertruck.

there is like a million videos of teslas driving through water

@@JohnSmith-pn2vl a million? Wow.

Both are extremely capable. The Rivian has deeper wading depth than any other production vehicle. The CT doesn't have published figures, but lots have taken it through deep water.

@@TheBowerbird The Yangwang U8 can drive across a body of water, with no limit to depth.

@@GDM22 Things that float are often found to not suffer the limitations of depth of those that do. However the BYD U8 is a petrol car and not an EV like the Rivian and Cybertruck. At 3.6 tonnes it also requires a special commercial drivers license to take it on public roads in the EU and UK. Phillip.

Cybertruck has a longer wheelbase so the approach and departure angle are great for it's size. A shorter cybertruck would probably destroy the rivian. I'm more worried about the breakover angle though.

Look at the heavydsparks one with snow tracks, it’s GORGEOUS

Are you suggesting these trucks could be modified?

@@charlescalkins3485 Are you suggesting these trucks could *NOT* be modified? Time to make an appointment with a neurologist.

@@Just_a_random_birb I wasn't suggesting anything I was asking a question.

Not a proper off roader

You are clueless ​@@xavierdupuis8

@@xavierdupuis8 it is designed to be

@@xavierdupuis8…..RIDICULOUS comment 🤔🤷🏼‍♂️👎🏻

Robins is better and less expensive

Best comment 😁

petrol stations don't tend to be in the arse end of nowhere either

@@jolive3743 true, but I can carry a couple of Jerry cans with me to make sure I cross a barren land no problem

@@cblack3470and it's a hell lot more stable and efficant than carting around an extra 500 lbs worth of batteries.

Where is your gas station.

"'As fast as possible, as slow as necessary" XD

@TheCyberJet Not yet

@TheCyberJet You a Cybertruck fan? I can tell from your name

​@TheCyberJet Oh nice. R1T is great. I have a neighbor with an R1S that i drove... I haven't driven the R1T, but im assuming it is the same experience. And thanks! I made the profile pic myself 😀

@TheCyberJet Yes, I am subbed to Tesla Flex. I go there mainly to roast and debunk haters' false statements about Teslas 😀 🤣

@TheCyberJet It's mine as of this second!!!!

Shame it's not remotely safe enough for the pedestrian safety standards of any civilised country then, isn't it?

@@Beany2007FTW that is not true at all, this myth is widespead, the CT will come everywhere in the world i have no doubt about it. it easily scores better than a tradional truck in pedestrian safety,m easily

@@Beany2007FTWshame how you get all of your vehicle opinions from Vanity Fair

do ​@@JohnSmith-pn2vl

​@JohnSmith-pn2vl do you have any facts to back up your statement other than your unshakeable "confidence"?

Alaska just like I did with my Model X - ukposts.info/have/v-deo/m4R3jXecmKmisJ8.html

Black bear pass

Rubicon Trail near Lake Tahoe

back to the dealer

Moab Utah

Not normally, no. Driving over rocks like that you should always go as slow as possible so you can minimise potential damage (e.g. sliding off a rock, or clipping and dragging a rock). These guys were going way too fast IMHO. Also too much pressure in those tyres.

Exactly

15 years old horse with my mom riding it, could have pulled all that off

You're not worrying about range doing this in either of these either. In fact the rock crawling especially the range on these is going to be multiple times that of a diesel truck, as the electric motors will only be using exactly the energy required to take it up that hill while on a diesel engine 95%+ will just be used idling.

you know, when an EV runs out off range in the middle of nowhere like that you simply unfold a solar panel and plug it in. If that subaru runs out, you better have an oilpump and a refinery in the trunk. I'm not shitting on combustion engines here. they will probably have their place for the foreseeable future. but EV has certain options to work around the somewhat limited range. By the way I never drive more than 400km without a break that would be long enough to recharge such a battery. I just can't afford such an EV for now.

Kind of an obvious thing that dug into the legitimacy of this video.

Yeah the guy with the beard seems to floor it when doing the rock crawl in the Rivian and also told the guy in the rivian to floor it from the start on the timed race. Seems rivian biased to me. They should’ve redone the timed race for it to be legit.

But this wasn't a comparison, so it doesn't really matter. Just how these two trucks would do off road. Both did great.

Cybertruck isn't standing up to a couple weeks on ashphalt. Nearly every UKpostsr who bought one is spending multiple days or even weeks in the shop.

@@TroySavary Why do you lie like this? One UKpostsr had a problem - that's it.

@@TheBowerbird Why do you cover for Tesla like this? It is far more than one. Your hurt feelings do not change facts.

@@TroySavary Why would I be "covering for Tesla", you clown? I own a Rivian R1T and adore it deeply. That doesn't mean the CT isn't a great product.