Tesla Cybertruck Gets Slippery Surface Mode
Feature adjusts traction control for low-grip conditions.
Tesla has added a Slippery Surface Mode to the Cybertruck, according to a report from NotATeslaApp.
What Happened
The feature, available in the Cybertruck's drive mode menu, is designed to reduce torque delivery for driving on low-traction surfaces such as ice, snow, or mud. It modifies how the electric pickup manages power to its four wheels when grip is limited.
Why It Matters
Off-road and winter driving capability has been a selling point for the Cybertruck since launch. Adding a dedicated low-grip mode gives drivers a built-in tool to avoid wheel slip without manually managing throttle response, potentially reducing the risk of getting stuck or losing control in tricky conditions.
The Bottom Line
Slippery Surface Mode is another incremental software addition to the Cybertruck's feature set as Tesla continues refining the electric pickup through over-the-air updates.
