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This latest software update introduces new features, aligning the electric truck with the standard expectations for off-road vehicles.

Tesla's new Cybertruck update includes new Off-Road and CyberTent modes, along with other changes.

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Cybertruck owners can rest easy when approaching water but they might want to check their tailgate controls afterward

With Wade Mode engaged, the Cybertruck glided through the water with "tank-like" confidence, handling even deep puddles with ease.

A new video shows a Tesla Cybertruck traversing a small body of water in an extreme flooding test. During the test, the Cybertruck gets up to 30mph in Wade Mode; unfortunately, the challenging test resulted in several truck components breaking down.

A driver tested his Tesla Cybertruck putting it through deep water. It is obvious that the electric pickup truck does not float

WATCH: Tesla Cybertruck Goes All in With Wade Mode - Does It Sink Or Swim?

When initially teasing the Cybertruck’s design, Elon Musk said it looks like “an armored personnel carrier from the future.” Now, a new Cybertruck modification pushes the Cybertruck in that direction as the truck gets fitted with tank threads.

Tesla's Cybertruck is hitting the streets in small quantities, and owners are starting to notice a new mode that is exclusive to the Cybertruck.