Tesla Cybertruck smashed into the side of a Ford F-150 at 110mph in test to see what happens and one ends up much better off than the other

A Tesla Cybertruck was driven into the side of a Ford F-150 at speeds recorded between 110 and 111 mph. The impact resulted in significant structural damage to both vehicles. The test was part of a larger durability project performed by the YouTuber WhistlinDiesel, which reportedly incurred costs of $300,000.

Coverage across Auto Spies, Carscoops, Road & Track, teslanorth.com, iol.co.za, and supercarblondie.com focuses on the visual aftermath of the T-bone collision. Reports differ slightly in their speed citations, ranging from 110 mph to 111 mph, or approximately 180 km/h, while emphasizing the comparative condition of the vehicles following the impact. The footage serves as the primary source for all current descriptions of the damage.

Specific technical data regarding the exact force of the impact or the post-crash integrity of the vehicle components has not been released. Documentation of the test focuses on the visual destruction rather than standardized safety metrics. The long-term implications for the specific vehicles involved are not detailed in current coverage, and no information is available regarding the potential release of further data from the test creator.