Tesla Cybertruck submerged in California after driver’s blunder
A Tesla Cybertruck was submerged in the Ventura Harbor on Monday morning after the driver mistakenly reversed into the water. The incident occurred in Ventura, California, when the vehicle, which was thought to be moving forward, accelerated in reverse and rolled down a ramp into the harbor.
Tesla Cybertruck pulled from Ventura Harbor after sinking
Capt. Carson Shevitz, a spokesperson for the towboat firm, said a Ventura Harbor Patrol unit had been doing its usual sweeps shortly before 11 a.m. when the crew spotted the Cybertruck. It was reportedly quickly rolling backward down a ramp that leads into the water in the 1400 block of Anchors Way, he said.
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