Will the cybertruck be the only Tesla vehicle that you can drive over a curb? My dad has a Lexus GX470 and it's the only car that can take advantage of going over curbs for parking spots separated by a curb. Instead of trying to straighten a car for a parking spot with say a curb on the left & a car on the right, you just make a wide right turn and let the front wheel go over the curb then back onto the pavement. I really wish Tesla Model Y or X could do that but it's not the kind of SUV I want to be going over curbs with with its rims that stick out and get curb rash. The Mercedes G-wagon I drove before was great for going over curbs too I did it once to flex on my friends that no curb was gonna stop me from making a left turn. Also one time I saw a car hit a ladder on the road direct, it was a normal SUV or sedan so it def took a hit from that, so I'd like to know if an offroad capable EV could hit a ladder better than a normal car.
I wonder what EV vehicles would be suitable to go over a curb or hit a pothole without much worry? Would any Rivian or Hummer EV be able to hit a pothole or curb at full speed like 30-70 mph and nothing happen? I wouldn't try to do it on purpose but I'd like to consider my future EV vehicle to be off road capable so it can hit a pothole without much incident.
I damaged my Model Y wheels to a curb and I had to get it fixed. When traveling to different states or places with bad roads or potholes or random curbs, I wish I had a vehicle that could handle hitting them at high speeds if it's unavoidable. It's just such a huge inconvenience that I had to address the damage while on vacation and far from home.
I wonder what EV vehicles would be suitable to go over a curb or hit a pothole without much worry? Would any Rivian or Hummer EV be able to hit a pothole or curb at full speed like 30-70 mph and nothing happen? I wouldn't try to do it on purpose but I'd like to consider my future EV vehicle to be off road capable so it can hit a pothole without much incident.
I damaged my Model Y wheels to a curb and I had to get it fixed. When traveling to different states or places with bad roads or potholes or random curbs, I wish I had a vehicle that could handle hitting them at high speeds if it's unavoidable. It's just such a huge inconvenience that I had to address the damage while on vacation and far from home.
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