Texas Cybertruck Wade-Mode Test Ends with Bricked Truck and Arrest

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A Texas Cybertruck owner intentionally tested Wade Mode by driving into Grapevine Lake, the truck flooded and bricked, and the driver, Jimmy Jack McDaniel, was arrested for operating a vehicle in a closed section of the lake and multiple water-safety violations, including lacking a valid boat registration. Wade Mode is designed to keep the vehicle’s components out of water for depths up to about 32 inches, but the video showed the tires submerged; authorities warn against driving vehicles into waterways and remind users to read the manual before attempting such stunts.
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- Man who drove Tesla Cybertruck into Grapevine Lake says he's done it before. This time he got stuck — and went to jail. WFAA
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