It appears as though a Jeep Wrangler rolled on the same set of dunes
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- Another Cybertruck has rolled over but this time it did it on sand dunes.
- It appears to be the worst rollover crash in terms of total damage to a Cybertruck so far.
- Another SUV, a Jeep Wrangler, seems to have rolled at the same site around the same time.
Tesla Cybertrucks seem to be rolling all over the place. After at least two notable incidents in the United States last week a third just popped up over in China.
In the first case, the cause was tough to sort out but the setting of the third provides some potential clues. Not only did this Tesla roll at a large sand dune, but it appears as though it wasn’t the only vehicle to do so.
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According to the original poster showing the tumble-dried Tesla, the crash happened in a Chinese desert. Of all the Cybertruck crashes we’ve documented, this looks like the worst by some measure. In fact, every piece of glass looks like it’s gone save for the rear passenger side door glass.
The vehicle appears to be stock aside from a wrap with some Chinese writing on it. What little Google could translate comes back in English as “Play More.”
Clearly, this Cybertruck owner is going to need another vehicle if he’s going to do that. The doors appear bent out of shape, the metal on the A-pillar is peeled back, and since all the glass broke, there’s no roof either. A quick shot of the hill that this Cybertruck is on shows that it could’ve rolled several yards before coming to a stop where it did. A clip of the camera looking down the hill tells us more too.
At the base of the dune is a Ford F-150 Raptor with a Jeep Wrangler Unlimited sitting atop the flat bed perpendicular to the truck. The Jeep also looks as though it’s been rolling down the hill too. Clearly, this setting is one where things can go sideways quickly… literally.
Hopefully, everyone made it out of this crash without serious injury. If we learn more about the crash we’ll update you here. For now, just try to keep those Cybertrucks shiny side up.