Tesla Cybertruck 4 wheel steering (see rear wheels) in action at Giga Texas Austin

[henrywilliams]

This just gave me shivers 😂 i talk to my carport everyday… monster baby is coming home

[triadxtechnologies]

The first time I drove a Honda Prelude with 4 Wheels Steering (4WS) I was certain it was going to be standard on every car within a few years. It was a game changer. But, it never caught on. I guess it is one of those things you just have to drive it to get it. Maybe that is why it failed to catch on.

I assume Tesla as designed this in a simular way, where at lower speeds the wheels steer in the opposite direction like what is being shown here. This allows tight turns. Then at higher speeds the front and rear steer in the same direction, where the car does not have to "twist" it just moves left or right while staying parallel to the road. This prevents fishtailing very effectivly!

[recca]

That straight up looks like something from a movie. Can't wait to see these on the road

[dunjak]

At Mercedes you can get rear steering for different models, for a long time. It comes in a package with an air pressured suspension. That package costs just $3.000 - $6.000, as an extra, depending on the model..

[luckyu]

This is going to be awesome! Can’t wait

[christophermedrano]

Just seen one of these in Lansing Michigan

[LucasXAeroTrayhan]

The rear wheel steering is like Mercedes

[Mchaconchristian]

The suspension does seem to be set to a really low setting and it looks pretty awesome.

[Mchaconchristian]

I watched twice, and I didn’t see the rear wheels do anything abnormal

[yaboilemonboi]

The honda prelude called, they want there steering back

[rbmusa]

It does look like the wheels had 6 "spokes" instead of the current 7

[freddyjason]

All I wanna know is, is there a strip light at the top still?

[josereyes]

2001 gmc Denali truck had it...not new idea.

[ambroisevalet]

I'm pretty sure that is electronically controlled, meaning with software you can inverse the stearing and crab walk

[Defiantsynthetics]

If Gort was a vehicle.... klaatu barada nikto

[jaczob]

1988 Honda Prelude did it first... nothing new.

[antoniojem___]

And what exactly was supposed to be shown?

[ssssssssssss]

Honda 4-wheel-steering (4WS) up to 2001. Adds acquisition/maintenance cost to little/modest benefit. Should be an option to keep vehicle at a decent price.

[PHYCT]

I was just thinking... There's no way this prototype has an actual exoframe given all of the ripples in the metal and separate segments of the body. Seems more like a proof is concept on a "normal" frame with body panels slapped on

[notcorrect]

Its funny cause it doesn't turn any tighter than a regular 2 wheel steering truck.