A new update has come in Tesla's Cybertruck, this truck will run even on rocky roads

Tesla has started addressing consumers' concerns about missing features in the car by introducing new advanced tech-assistance features for EVs through over-the-air (OTA) software updates. After several delays, the Tesla Cybertruck was launched about five months ago. However, this electric pickup truck was one of the most awaited vehicles ever. But it does not include some key features that are expected in any modern pickup truck. Many consumers and vehicle enthusiasts reported those missing features. It seems that Tesla has started to address those concerns. Because the company is introducing new advanced technology-equipped features for the EV through over-the-air (OTA) software updates. The latest software update for pickup trucks added locking differentials and other off-road-related features to the Tesla Cybertruck. The off-road mode offers features to help Cybertruck owners avoid problems while traversing difficult terrains. A new off-road mode for the electric pickup truck claims to improve the EV's handling on rocks, gravel, deep snow, and sand. Locking differentials are available on the dual-motor, all-wheel-drive variants of the EV. The triple motor-equipped version of the electric vehicle has a front-locking differential. While the virtual rear-lock differential is always engaged in Overland mode. The Tesla Cybertruck also comes with Trail Assist, which makes it easier for the driver to drive the EV at low speeds over rough terrain. This feature allows the driver to focus on driving the EV and keeping it out of trouble. The EV also gets a new Baja mode, which promises to improve the Cybertruck's balance and handling while reducing driver stability assist. This feature works with Hill Ascent Control and Hill Descent Control. Tesla also claims that it has improved the pickup truck's ability to estimate payload and adjust the adaptive suspension accordingly. The EV promises better performance even on slippery surfaces after the new update. Plus, there's a new Cybertent mode that flattens the suspension so you can sleep on a flat surface. Tesla claims it keeps the lights on and the outlet connected, too.