Video Summary
Here is the summary of the YouTube review:- The cars raced were Tesla Model 3 Performance, Tesla Model Y Performance, Tesla Cybertruck Cyberbeast, Tesla Model S Plaid and Tesla Model X Plaid.
- The Model 3 Performance features two electric motors, all-wheel drive, 460 horsepower, and 650 Nm of torque, weighs 1,839kg, and costs just under £60,000.
- The Model Y Performance features two electric motors, all-wheel drive, 527 horsepower, and 660 Nm of torque, weighs 1,997 kg, and costs just under £60,000.
- The Cybertruck Cyberbeast features three electric motors, all-wheel drive, 845 horsepower, 930 Nm of torque, launch control, weighs 3,104kg, and costs just under £150,000 after import costs.
- The Model S Plaid features three electric motors, all-wheel drive, 1,020 horsepower, and 1,420 Nm of torque, launch control, weighs 2,190kg, and costs just under £116,000.
- The Model X Plaid features three electric motors, all-wheel drive, 1,020 horsepower, 1,420 Nm of torque, launch control, weighs 2,464 kilos, and costs just under £127,000.
- The Model 3 Performance has a drift preset.
- 100% power distribution to the rear wheels doesn’t work very well when drifting in the Cybertruck Cyberbeast.
- Model X Plaid won narrowly with Model S Plaid in second place over the quarter mile.
- Model 3 Performance had a quarter mile time of 11.2s.
- Cybertruck Cyberbeast had a quarter mile time of 11.4s.
- Model Y Performance came last with a quarter mile time of 12.2s.
- At the end of the drag race and at 52% battery power, Model X Plaid got lower power to allow for Cheetah Mode.
- A rolling race from 30 mph over the half-mile proved to be a greater struggle for the heavy and unaerodynamic Cybertruck.
- On a wet track, high power was not an advantage.
- The brakes are good in all of the Tesla’s.
- Model X Plaid won the break-test from 100mph.
