Tesla CyberTruck Submerges at Ventura Launch Ramp in Botched Jet Ski Launch
On Monday morning a Tesla CyberTruck ended up underwater at the Ventura Harbor Launch Ramp while attempting to launch a jet ski. The operation to recover the submerged vehicle drew a coordinated effort from multiple local agencies and specialized tow services.
Tesla Cybertruck sank when launching a jetski after Musk said you could use the truck as a boat
A Tesla Cybertruck sank in Ventura harbor in California when trying to launch a jetski despite Tesla CEO Elon Musk saying that you could use the truck as a boat. Elon Musk has often made claims before about how Tesla vehicles could float and briefly serve as a boat.
Tesla Cybertruck pulled from Ventura Harbor after sinking
Capt. Carson Shevitz, a spokesperson for the towboat firm, said a Ventura Harbor Patrol unit had been doing its usual sweeps shortly before 11 a.m. when the crew spotted the Cybertruck. It was reportedly quickly rolling backward down a ramp that leads into the water in the 1400 block of Anchors Way, he said.
Elon Musk says the Cybertruck can float over short water crossings. Not so much at boat launches, though.
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