To put these claims to the test, Throttle House brought out the “big boy,” the Porsche 911 Turbo S, known for its remarkable speed and engineering excellence, despite being 200 horsepower short of the Cybertruck’s 845 hp. The Cybertruck weighs 6,843 lbs while the Porsche is nearly half the weight at 3,616 lbs, much lighter.
The Cybertruck ‘Cyberbeast’ version has 850 horsepower and ‘Cheetah Launch’ mode for drag races, where the front end dips down. The Porsche 911 Turbo S has a rear engine and all-wheel drive. This Cybertruck starts at $96,390 USD, while the 911 Turbo S starts at $230,400 USD. That’s a big difference in price.
The shows the Cybertruck with its instant acceleration off the line, while the Porsche 911 Turbo S displayed top-end speed, eventually overtaking the Tesla at the finish. “Like many drag races, this was just for fun,” said the channel.
A new video filmed in Prague shows a Tesla Cybertruck running Full Self-Driving (Supervised) on some of the tightest, most unforgiving roads Europe has to offer — and performing far better than anyone expected. The clip, shot on November 15 by the YouTube channel robot*irl using a Foundation Series Cybertruck running FSD 14.1.7, puts the […]
A Tesla Cybertruck owner is turning heads across the EV community after sharing proof that his truck drove more than 1,200 miles entirely on its own using Full Self-Driving (Supervised). The owner, who goes by @brunitatoiu on X, posted screenshots from Tesla’s new Self-Driving Stats interface — introduced with FSD v14.2 — showing 1,285.8 out […]
Tesla officially kicked off Cybertruck deliveries in South Korea on Thursday, marking the all-electric pickup’s long-awaited overseas debut. “On November 27, 2025, the first Cybertruck deliveries were completed in Korea,” Tesla Korea confirmed the milestone on X. “Thanks to the unwavering support of our owners, Cybertruck has made its debut on Korean roads. We look […]
