Cybertruck Diamond Steering 💎 Cybertruck's EXTREME Technology and Features Unveiled!

[@caz0663]

Congratulations, you just single-handedly increased the already insane number of cyber truck pre-orders!

[@ConnectingODots]

Gorgeous Z06 in your pic BTW. IDK if you saw my CTO vids, but she's a diehard vette fan, owned a C4 she maintained herself, later a C7 GS and finally (bc if serious relationship, later marriage) a Camaro SS (Called differently in Europe). And thanks!

[@T0ny75]

😂 haha

[@caz0663]

@@ConnectingODots Just picked up my Model S LR last week. It’s to help carbon offset my C7 Z06 😉 The Model S is almost as quick as the Z06… 0-60 mph 3.1 vs 2.95 sec… just insane acceleration! 😃

[@fotoamgamgfoto3695]

good for you, I want to buy it used for cheeper ;)

[@MrDanhvac]

Don’t worry it’s going to cost over 6 figures and everyone that bought in thinking this truck was actually only going to cost the advertised 39k will fall off and there will be enough to go around.

[@kof4737]

More people should be watching this.. going to link it

[@ConnectingODots]

Thanks, i appreciate it! Also, I hope you subscribed and possibly hit the notification bell. I don't release my videos on a constant schedule, so without subbing people usually miss the videos (upcoming are the Part 2 video - an Engineering Analysis of Less-Known Cybertruck Design Traits, and before that also a quick Cybertruck Comments video)

[@iancormie9916]

Had a trailer some years ago with electric brakes, they worked very well and didn't cause any problems. This coupled with a mechanical emergency would be a good combination.

[@737smartin]

Replacing hydraulic lines with easily-linked electrical wiring facilitates the “unboxed vehicle” manufacturing process they announced at Investor Day on 3 March.

[@jasonwidegren3211]

Dang, I was blown away by the info and insights in this video. And I have been listening to every piece of news about my next vehicle!

[@lesterhousel]

Preordered a 2 and a 4, understand they may produce the 2 motor first! As I will soon be 84, I would like to get one ASAP….maybe next year in August??

[@ConnectingODots]

Purchase shares in great masterpieces from artists like Pablo Picasso, Banksy, Andy Warhol, and more: www.masterworks.art/ctdots 🎨 The part 2 video is out: Cybertruck Exoskeleton Engineering Analysis (by Aerospace Structures Engineer) 1st Principles MAXXED kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZvVlWVvnthjoJY For this one... Let me know which features you expect Cybertruck to have, and which are the ramblings of a madman And how anxious are you to see it on the roads? Let me know. I read all you comments! 🎨Skip the wait-list and invest in blue-chip art for the very first time by signing up for Masterworks: masterworks.art/cdots ❤To support the channel and help me make more videos: 🙏Patreon: www.patreon.com/ConnectingODots 🙏KZbin: kzbin.infojoin 🍺Beer me on PayPal: paypal.me/ctdots - 🐦Follow me on TWITTER: twitter.com/ConnectingODots ✨Share this video on Social Media 👍Or just Like and Subscribe! Thank you! Your support means a lot!❤

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@@recliningbuddhaConverting it to RHD should be a breeze, but it's possibly too big for UK roads to sell in reasonable numbers. I do hope they'll make a smaller one for rest of world.

[@buffalosoldier7360]

Much better presentation than I was expecting, real info vs clickbait, thanks.

[@eubikedude]

CtD is a breath of fresh air in a world of BS. 👍

[@buffalosoldier7360]

@@eubikedude in a world of b.s. the air is rarely fresh…

[@phil312]

Not exactly sure what it is specifically but your videos are the ones I look forward to the most.

[@ConnectingODots]

🙏 It means a lot!

[@marc9690]

Awesome. Just awesome One thought I had was in regards to steer by wire. Should make the cyber truck much easier to convert to right hand drive markets! Aussie, Aussie, Aussie

[@Barskor1]

Yes, just a different dashboard plug and play.

[@eubikedude]

They could even give us a centre mounted joystick. Or a yoke that can slide to either side or joysticks in both doors like planes. This would be great for those going to/from UK/IE to the rest of Europe.

[@samwilson2300]

And the uk

[@roywiprud9999]

Right you are mate!

[@BStott]

Imagine BT and backseat driving. Even ramp side to load and unload boats and other toys. Er, machines...

[@erickessler6094]

Brilliant report and technology improvements! Yes, 1.5yrs ago I ordered a CyberTruck and can't wait to see these fly-by-wire improvements on my CyberTruck. Cheers, Eric

[@AG-ob3fx]

Fool

[@0vven]

@@elonmusk8338 imagine impersonating the legend

[@kingjones7118]

We’re building the start of the year

[@jamestraylor2162]

@@kingjones7118 Who's we're?

[@Withnail1969]

you will never get the cybertruck. it was a publicity stunt not a product.

[@johnsonmaurice98]

Thanks so much. This is the most featured packed Cybertruck news I have ever heard and really is the most in the past year. You ROCK !!!!

[@ConnectingODots]

Thanks! My upcoming one will show things most tesla fans don't know about the design (I'm originally an aerospace engineer, my major was in structures), I hope you'll like that one too.

[@anirbang7835]

Can’t wait

[@elonmusk8338]

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[@elonmusk8338]

@@anirbang7835 Hello Big Fan 🚀🚀 Thanks for the comments, How are you today? Now you have the opportunity to speak to me directly.

[@richardjones8395]

To be fair, this is informed speculation rather than news, which may (or may not) turn out to be true. We'll have to wait for the actual production Cybertruck to see how accurate these predictions are. It's going to be an awesome truck, but It's easy to get carried away with what features it might have and I think it's best to manage our expectations so that we're not disappointed when the actual truck comes out.

[@timo57581]

extremely insightful video, well done.

[@darksageis]

Another superb video!!! Looking forward to the Cybertruck

[@bujin5455]

I absolutely love this quote at 19:39, he totally nailed it!

[@elonmusk8338]

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[@MrAljackie]

That shout out to Tom Nash earned you a subscription!! Great video…

[@me1assassin]

Individual Brake Control for Off-road would be game changing. If Steering, Braking, and Acceleration is decoupled, then you should be able to "Slide" the driver position from left to right making every car independent of country. I wish they also would use a One or more of the Bumpers as an Air Tank so that you can actually get some CFM without needing to locate a big tank somewhere. Onboard air is nice, but without CFM, not so usable. My other wish is a Solar Panel Expandable carriage that could clip to the CT side rails and hinged at the roof line. That way you could flip it up out of way if needed. As well, for normal travel around town, you could just "Unclip" the carriage and leave it at home.

[@ConnectingODots]

Air tank will probably happen - when CT was just announced i was a video on EV-TV where they discussed what you said - that you need a tank, not just a compressor and mini-tank, to drive power tools - spo pretty sure Tesla are aware of it (otherwise they'll be laughed out of the room). Bumper sounds like a great place to put it 👍 Off road part i wasn't aware of - not being an off-roader myself. I wish i did, cool option and would've def mentioned it in the video. Thanks for the input👍

[@me1assassin]

@@ConnectingODots If each wheel is independant suspension, indivdually driven, individually braked and individually steered, it will break 4X records. Add a bumper air tank, movable front/rear winch, individual wheel articulation - Records all around. Useability that beats them all. Then we have Cameras, tow hooks, Air Tires Up/Down from the dash. That along with capacity and power, makes a number one off-road/work/construction/fire trail/police/emergency vehicle to beat them all.

[@ammochief]

Ramblings of a madman - love the disclaimer

[@oddvarsand5568]

Excellent and interesting musings Sir…I do believe you will be proven right 👍👍👍

[@darylfortney8081]

This video is really a gem... nice work... subscribed

[@ConnectingODots]

🙏

[@JonGZBOS]

I stumbled across your channel by accident thinking it was one of those gimmicky hype tesla channels but damn was I wrong.. this is one of the most legit tesla channels I've found yet. Hidden gem. You should grow a lot.

[@elonmusk8338]

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[@fetB]

same for me. The rivian tank turn problem really sold it for me because i've enever even thought of the problematic. Great analysis

[@user5.56]

@@elonmusk8338 oooh its the reallllllllll elon omg

[@user5.56]

@@elonmusk8338 👁👅👁 balls

[@geemy9675]

@@fetB ok but the diamond steering tank turn is not much better than rivians and just as useless. even though rivian tank turn is still not released, cybertruck hasn't even been demonstrated. Musk just wants to show that he can do everything better than the competition, you cant even use it to park, or on paveent, why try to copy it. I think for off roading, 4 wheel steering is way more useful. with opposite rear steering you can have the rear wheels follow the same tracks as the front ones, have shorter turning radius, go through a tighter space while turning, like if you had a narrower vehicle and have. with 4 motors torque vecctoring and traction control, 4 independent suspensions, the off road potential is huge the ONE thing I would love to see tesla innovate on, and I think if anyone can do it it's probably them, is to revive bose incredible active suspension. maybe buy the patents, improve the linear motors, add terrain prediction using under body cameras and make an active suspension that can literally soak all bumps/potholes/speedbump at any speeds, giving a WAY smoother ride than ANY current passive or active suspension (where only the dampener setting is active), and still corner PERFECTLY flat at any speed, with diving under braking or squating under acceleeration.grip would be iproved in every situation and comfort exponentially improved. the cherry on top would be recuperating energy from the damping, instead of converting it to heat like in classic dampers. even for handling, citroen xantia activa 27 years old moose test record could be completely blown away with modern rubber technology, an EV with very low center of gravity. even the 4 wheel steering could help have a tighter trajectory without hitting the cones. this is for me the single biggest improvement that could be brought to the car industry and would instantly make every other car obsolete. current cars are already very fast but suspension and comfort is a big limiting factor (and speed limits 🤣) especially on poor roads. for off road, I think the potential for active suspension is huge. you could have fully independent suspension with zero rollbar, and maintain even wieght over every wheel

[@richardalexander5758]

A pretty amazing combination of new technology that only Tesla would attempt to apply all at once. Best C.T. video I've seen out of hundreds, thanks!

[@phil312]

I’m a nerd so of course I caught the “flash by”.🤓😂

[@TD-wk5sr]

I respect you for making this video, I gave a thumbs up

[@roywiprud9999]

Thanks

[@ConnectingODots]

Glad you enjoyed the video. Just saw it now. Thank you for the support, Roy, It really means a lot!

[@andrasbiro3007]

I thought independent braking had been done like 10 years ago. It's just so logical. Removing the hydraulic fluid has one more huge advantage for high-performance applications. The problem is that if the fluid boils, you can lose braking abruptly. Brake fluids, especially racing ones, have very high boiling points, but over time water seeps in and lovers it drastically. Steer by wire is another thing I assumed was done a long time ago. I was really surprised the Plaid Model S didn't have it, because it would have removed the biggest complaint about the yoke steering wheel.

[@eubikedude]

@EX German Maybe on the plaid S in Europe starting this Dec along with matrix headlights and camera side mirrors? 👀

[@gregbailey45]

@EX German one objection, I'm sure, is the fail-safe failure mode of an assisted mechanical system where if the power assistance fails, the nechanical system backs it up. A fly-by-wire steering (or braking) system a priori does not have this backup safety capability.

[@GhostOfBillCooper]

What happens to braking by wire when you lose power?

[@andrasbiro3007]

@@GhostOfBillCooper I assume the default state of the brakes is engaged, and power is needed to disengage. Or just use redundancy, like planes.

[@DaBooster]

Excellent video, thank you for putting this together. Lots to think about and look forward to

[@anirbang7835]

One of the best well researched video. Hats off !!! This needs more reach

[@WesHicks1]

Terrible research since Tesla announced recently they will no longer use Brembo brakes and this channel made this video without that knowledge.

[@ConnectingODots]

@@WesHicks1 They still use Brembo - they just started to ALSO use another supplier as well. I was well aware of it while making the video. It;s pretty similar to Gigacastings with IDRA and now Buhller

[@WesHicks1]

@@ConnectingODots my mistake. Thank you.

[@jayc3110]

That was a great video on the possible Innovations of the cybertruck. It was well done, step-by-step and most important of all, no stupid music blaring in the background! Thanks and best wishes.

[@SimonClaringbold]

Best CT possible feature summary !

[@patricksayavong2950]

Like this video b/c of new informations. I couldn’t wait for my Cybertruck; hopefully I get mine by 2026. Number 1 million+ in the waiting list.

[@markrowland1366]

It just gets better and better.

[@cameronchisholm1066]

Excellent video as per usual. All of the features you went over seem plausible to me. I've heard rumors about some of these (even saw the Sensify demo), but hadn't really thought through the ramifications of combining them like you did here. I can't wait to see these things in the wild and, yes, I do have a CT reservation :)

[@robertcoutts926]

Now you'll have to reinforce the back for rear-endings.

[@Khari99]

The sub is deserved. Loved the deep dive

[@akira28shima32]

This is amazing research!! Good job!!

[@NinjaAndRib]

Fantastic video!! Cannot wait for the cybertruck. I ordered three!

[@ConnectingODots]

I'm glad you liked it. Make sure to sub, so you get notified when part 2 is out. It's an engineering analysis of less known Cybertruck design traits

[@michaelbranan1268]

Best video of this sort by far .Most are just clickbait.Any thoughts on Cyberlandr?

[@ConnectingODots]

TBH I don't know a lot about it. Chances are that less than you. Seems like a great addition, though. Very smart.

[@davetesligte225]

Wow. Finally something other than stuff I’ve already seen, ad nauseam! Great job unpackng the steering especially! New thoughts for me for sure. Loved the GM / F more tailgate comparison too! I’ve been in line for a cybertruck for a couple of years now. Excited about the insane tech coming. Little nervous about the (likely) significant price increase. Trying to keep in mind that at announcement, the low side truck was lower priced than any other Tesla. My hope is that it’s still at least the cheapest (due to manufacturing prowess) than the competitors.

[@elonmusk8338]

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[@TecnamTwin]

​@@elonmusk8338Go away scammer.

[@johnbarron4843]

Amazing content!

[@ConnectingODots]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@philipkrieg9419]

Wow this was so dense with info! Thanks a ton for making this.

[@elonmusk8338]

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[@justinfuqua1075]

Great video, can't wait for the follow up!

[@muskegoncrossfit7382]

That Rippetoe cameo made my day!!!

[@mialgri]

Perfect review! Thanks! I alredy order the single motor Cybertruck!

[@ConnectingODots]

Such a cool truck. I hope you get it soon. And glad you liked the video. Make sure to subscribe and possibly hit the notification bell so you get notified when the Part 2 video comes out - an Engineering Analysis of Less-Known Cybertruck Design Traits. Also - will soon release (before Part 2) a Cybertruck Comments video

[@elonmusk8338]

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[@ericelfner]

Damn, just when I thought your vids couldn't get any better🔥🔥🔥‼️

[@ConnectingODots]

🙏

[@elonmusk8338]

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[@Starbat88]

Oh, I want a cyber truck even More now, after watching this video.

[@armax6835]

CyberTruck all the way and I preordered mine the night they announced it. This was a very well done video. You can tell there was allot of thought put into this topic. Thank you, it is very nice to see a topic that is actually thought out and not just clickbait.

[@juliewow4504]

Not Click Bait. You are back to providing cutting-edge unknown info that enhances our understanding of this remarkable technology. Thanks. I do wonder why the grandson wont be saying "Brooommm, Broom", on the steering wheel while his grandma goes to buy the brat's special guacamole.

[@ConnectingODots]

Maybe "wooosh" 😀

[@juliewow4504]

@@ConnectingODots 😆😆

[@tmartinez9065]

I ordered mine on day 6 of unveiling… im still just as excited.

[@MrSnicol]

Very insightful, hope there will be many more surprises.

[@OniMetsuki]

A flash from the past in a video of the future !

[@ConnectingODots]

One of the few who caught it. It was 1 video-frame long!

[@OniMetsuki]

@@ConnectingODots It is fun to add Easter Eggs to video and see who finds it. MrBallen used to put a random hidden something in each of his videos. Oh, lucky I saw it as I was watching at 2x speed. Great video too ofc ~_^

[@omnicurious2949]

The most intelligent analysis I've seen on the subject!

[@dust921]

backing in a trailer is going to be super EZ if u let the A.i. assist with the back wheels .& for some people that will be the take my money now point ;)

[@dannietruman8954]

I never wanted a truck but this cyber truck is a must have for me!

[@richardservatius5405]

i'm a miner which means i drive on really narrow and overgrown narrow roads. a diamond turn truck is just what i need.

[@kdog0574]

I have 2 trucks on order. This was probably the best video I've seen in a long time. I hope all the tech you talked about is in the production model. Can't wait to see these things on the roads!!!

[@sooofunny37]

I ordered mine 3yrs ago. But this past wk Elon said the cybertruck was a bad idea and it was “dead.” I can’t find anything about how to tell if we are still getting our order s

[@richardhamilton-gibbs6360]

Thanks for this excellent documentary. That's the only word I can use to describe the analysis you give to these future possibilities. Bravo! 😁

[@ConnectingODots]

Thanks! Very glad you enjoyed it, and hoping you subbed and possibly hit the bell button so you'll get notified of upcoming videos - Part 2 vid which is an engineering analysis of less-known Cybertruck design traits, plus a short cybertruck comments video. Thanks again

[@GarryAReed]

Excellent content & narration, thank you ! 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@petemiller519]

Amazing video buddy. Way better than mainstream media and competing YT channels. Well done! Subscribed and thumbs up.

[@mrmarkyrichards]

An exceptionally thoughtful piece of research if all these items make it to CT … game changing 😊

[@JanneWolterbeek]

What a fantastic video, I learned so much, even though I assumed I already knew this… not! Thanks so much!

[@eubikedude]

I can see a "secure park" or "wheel braking" mode, where the wheels steer in opposite directions (on the same end of the vehicle) like when standing on skis. :)

[@Barskor1]

I like that.

[@ConnectingODots]

Great idea

[@eubikedude]

@@ConnectingODots 😁

[@jonjoyce9641]

That would be such an awesome feature, put that stainless exoskeleton to the test

[@davidmarkmann6098]

Very informative and entertaining.

[@SET_EV_Guru]

Independent steering of each wheel was required to make safe tank turns That's what we concluded as well

[@SET_EV_Guru]

Jeep did create such a demo vehicle, do a search...

[@Mandoboyband]

Good job! Brakes don’t get enough attention in innovation.

[@Barskor1]

Go fast Good Stopping Great!

[@tianjohan4633]

Imagine what this will do for the entire trucking industry. Independent control of each wheel when braking, no more trailers catching up to the tractor and causing all kinds of deadly situations. Jack knifing will be impossible, even of snow covered roads, wet roads or icy roads.

[@rgeraldalexander4278]

Finally, a Cybertruck design "update" that addresses the likely innovations...how about 800 volt motor power, and 48 volt accessory power? I preordered a tri motor CT the night of the unveiling so I'm in the first 22,000 according to the CT owners club.

[@ConnectingODots]

Will possibly address these in the design part (next video)

[@rgeraldalexander4278]

@@ConnectingODots Thanks!

[@patrickdelgado6475]

I almost didnt want to watch this cuz ive see multiple cybertruck vids a day and this one was so long... This was the best video ive seen to date about potential and likely features this truck will come with and was put together perfectly. Great job 👏

[@ConnectingODots]

Glad you liked it. Make sure to sub so you'll get notified of the Part 2 video, an Engineering Analysis of Less-known Cybertruck Design Traits. (originally I studied Aerospace engineering with a major in structures and manufacturing. I love that stuff)

[@elonmusk8338]

Hello Big Fan 🚀🚀 Thanks for the comments, How are you today? Now you have the opportunity to speak to me directly.

[@JoseHernandez-gl9ef]

Great video and information-packed. Yes I placed my order before the quad was announced in hooping I get the chance to upgrade

[@mauriciotorresmadrid5568]

Great analysis on technological advances, I still have not reserved my cyber truck but every video like this y see makes me sure that this es the way of the future for Colombia and South America.

[@andyhamilton5926]

This is brilliantly reasoned and explained! Well done!

[@ConnectingODots]

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[@keithviolette5870]

So, imagine one drive, steering, suspension and braking module used in all 4 corners of the Cybertruck. Could further reduce cost by making them all the same. After seeing AI day 2022, the steering actuator on each wheel could be like the bot actuators, compact, lightweight and very powerful. No bump steer, even with unusual suspension geometry. Perfect Ackerman steering. Glad I have a trimotor reservation - will change it to a quad motor.

[@Jethr001]

How do you change it to a quad motor?

[@NickMackenzieMD]

Excellent presentation! This made me conclude that adding a joystick to the 'robo taxi' is the thing to do.

[@ScottDalrymple]

Nicely done. As a vetran mechanial engineer, I agree with all your guesses and explanations.

[@danoberste8146]

In phase steering (crabwalk) is a GREAT thing to have when towing. There is an incredibly dangerous circumstance that occurs when making an emergency lane change when towing a bumper pull trailer. Take for instance a quick swerve into a lane to your left. When your front wheels turn they act like they're pushing a lever with its fulcrum at the center of the rear axle. The distance between this fulcrum and the ball of the trailer hitch makes its own little lever that pushes the trailer hitch a little bit to the right, imparting a weight shift to the mass of the trailer opposite the direction you need it to go. Just as the mass of the trailer starts to the right, the rear wheels of the tow vehicle start to follow the front wheels left and immediately jerk the trailer back to left. This quick right then immediate left action on the trailer ball causes all of the weight above the trailer axle to tip the trailer to its right. The correction back left is what starts the wild tilting tail whip that often causes the tow vehicle to spin out and the trailer to roll over. If instead, the rear wheels turn in phase with the front, the whole tow vehicle and its trailer hitch head left together without that momentary counter force. TFL Trucks made a video explaining and demonstrating a system like GM's old QuadraSteer. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnrEpImffrGZrJI

[@WilliamFontaineJr]

Wow for those towing routinely this is a critical safety feature. Thanks.

[@meldramir]

Great video! You should have a video together with Sandy Monroe about this video.

[@ConnectingODots]

Would love doing ANY video with Sandy, Cory or anyone else from @MunroLive . They are a source of inspiration. TBH my upcoming Part 2 video about the Cybertruck would fit better, as it deals with less-known design and manufacturing details. I'm originally an aerospace engineer, majoring in structures and manufacturing, so that video should have less assumptions and more analysis. Anyway - if anyone at Munro is willing to do something, just holler (DM me on Twitter at @ConnectingODots)

[@Captain-Awesome]

Your channel is such a REFRESHING change from the over hyped click bait channels out there. I subscribed and rang the bell. Looking forward to watching your channel grow!

[@aftrainer]

Fantastic as always Request….energy arbitrage, autobidder, opticaster and micro grid controller PLEASE!!!!!

[@ConnectingODots]

Will keep that in mind. Hmmm.... Interesting.

[@EMichaelBall]

@Connecting The Dots If you do this video, don’t forget to throw in the Virtual Power Plant (VPP) feature recently used in California.

[@ConnectingODots]

@@EMichaelBall 👍

[@LionheartLivin]

EXCELLENT VIDEO NEW SUB!!!;)

[@ConnectingODots]

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[@strelec3000]

Brilliant video!

[@ConnectingODots]

🙏 I hope you'll like Part 2 (CT Design) interesting as well. (Anyone reading this - for a heads-up, please sub)

[@strelec3000]

@@ConnectingODots can't wait

[@SteveBakerIsHere]

I ordered a Cybertruck - but left it a little late - so I'm about number 650,000 on the waiting list.

[@MrSchulz777]

This video is a well polished production good job. Edit to say thanks too.

[@chilzone966]

Real nice job. BADASS Cybertruck, worth waiting for.

[@cdweng840]

I just love how you break down the technical features of the Cybertruck. It just sounds so cool. I like to suggest a Quad Copter Mode for the Cybertruck. I often see ads for pickup trucks traversing through rough terrain while the truck would Pitch, Roll and Yaw. Wouldn't it be great if it can glide through it like a hover craft? I think It can be achieved by each of the wheels having a computer controlled actuators. By applying some AI like the Boston Dynamic robots, the truck body would be kept steady and level. The truck would drive through speed bumps, parking lot blocks and pot holes as they weren't there. I could imagine the Cybertruck auto unloading a stack of 4x8 plywood or bags of concrete by bouncing it down the builtin tailgate ramp. I would by one of these in a heartbeat.

[@geemy9675]

the technology already exists and works since 2007 although tuned for the road, its hard to not see the potential for off road: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXyzinyXoNhki7s bose had been working on it from the 80's but never made to production because of "weight and cost" hopefully almost more than 15 years later with the massive progress in motors, electronics, it could be made cost efficient and weight...lets say I would be ready to concede a lot of weight for this level of suspension. I think the biggest limiting factor is the performance/compactness of linear motors. todays EV's are fast and handle well despite the weight anyway. I think next gen suspension is exactly what they need to take driving to the next level

[@ZBrady-jz6om]

Wow great video. One of the best explanations of Cybertruck technology I’ve seen yet. I really hope you’re right about everything you predicted here.

[@ConnectingODots]

Thanks🙏 If you liked it, there's also a part 2 video with an engineering analysis of the Exoskeleton. Will possibly make a third one soon ti wrap things up

[@ZBrady-jz6om]

@@ConnectingODots Oh yeah I watched the Exoskeleton vid right after this one. Looking forward to part three.

[@tonydeveyra4611]

another tech that could be in the cybertruck: Liquid Cooled Seats. tesla filed a patent for it back in 2019 and they filed an amendment to the patent a few months ago. This is the next logical step in integration following the seats directly mounted to the battery pack. by placing a liquid coolant loop in the seat, the seats can be heated/cooled by refrigerant pumped in from the same heat pump and thermal management system that regulates the battery and the A/C. This will unlock new levels of passenger comfort, as you can dial the liquid in the seat to a specific temperature, rather than just turning a electric resistive heater or fan on and off. This will be much more effective at heating and cooling passengers and it will be much more energy efficient. I could see this reducing the overall need/usage for cabin AC by quite a bit which will save tons of energy in and of itself...

[@ConnectingODots]

Pure gold! I love it. Here's my take on that patent. I wondered whether they'd use it on Plaid, they didn't. But you're right that seats on batt make it much simpler! kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2isZKeYnreGjpo

[@tonydeveyra4611]

@@ConnectingODots just watched your video. Had no idea that you covered the liquid cooled seats in the past. Hopefully we see tesla roll them out soon I'm excited for it.

[@platoscavealum902]

👍

[@janbuntyn7049]

I did order a Cybertruck, albeit 9 mo late, & I hope I saved enough to pay for it!

[@s.irfanjafry9202]

So the new "break thru" braking is "brake by wire"? Ok, so I watched the rest of the video. I'm impressed!

[@jmrdrgz]

Cybertruck. I want the ballistic protection on top of everything else.

[@platoscavealum902]

👍 new Brembo brakes

[@ElAnciano92071]

I have had ABS, traction and stability contol on the last several cars I have owned. All of this works by individually controling the line pressure to each wheel. This does however work by using a hydraulic pump and a brake modulator module.

[@SBB1955]

Great video! I can't wait for my CT to arrive!!

[@danielch6662]

A step on the bumper is better. You don't need handrails. The side of the truck is the handrail. Tesla tilting the whole truck is even more complicated. It is a good addition, but isn't a replacement. If you tilt the bed, and you have things in the back, they can roll out as soon as you open the tailgate.

[@ConnectingODots]

True. Tilting mostly for using ramp and loading. Without ramp, just lower (rear AND front of) truck and use bumper step

[@FredlocksAsher2012]

yes i did order a cyber truck and can't wait, great video bro, well done very thorough

[@toddpossum]

Throw this guy a like!

[@daleroark730]

I love cyber truck and I stuck with it from the day that he announced it I ordered it that night I do admit that I’ve been impatient but he keeps saying he’s making it better and better and I can wait

[@platoscavealum902]

❤️ This is excellent content. Thank you. I subscribed.

[@ConnectingODots]

Thanks and welcome

[@andyhamilton5926]

Given Tesla's focus on manufacturing at scale, and the new technologies you describe including brake by wire, electric brakes, electric steering and so on, I wonder if the CyberTruck will have 2 identical "drive modules", one for each axle. Each module will contain a pair of motors, air suspension, independently steerable wheels, and electric brakes! Imagine that! This would open up a further reduction in cost as 2 or more identical axle drive modules are fitted for either the 4WD or 2WD (or 6WD!) CyberTruck! Then "just" software configures the role of the module to differentiate the operation for front wheel and rear wheel operation. Plus, reversing at high speed with unmatched stability would be possible :)

[@jimyoung4224]

Cybertruck for sure. Great Job

[@ConnectingODots]

Thanks! Glad you like it. Make sure to sub and possibly hit the bell button so you'll get notified of upcoming videos - the Part 2 vid which is an engineering analysis of less-known Cybertruck design traits, plus In a few days a short "cybertruck comments" video. Thanks again

[@elonmusk8338]

Hello Big Fan 🚀🚀 Thanks for the comments, How are you today? Now you have the opportunity to speak to me directly.

[@crates12]

thanks for the video!

[@clnelson321]

Don't forget it's ability to potenially swim. With an onboard pnuematic system, there's all kinds of Bond toys that Tesla could add. I'd like to see a drone added, also. The Cybertruck cockpit would be an excellent mission control.

[@chrisstearns10]

I could be wrong but at around 37 seconds into the video when the cybertruck is backing up it looks like the rear wheels do turn.

[@ConnectingODots]

Yes they do! I missed it myself, then added it quickly to the end of the "Rear wheel steer" section while editing the video, after the sound recording was done. Definitely RWS