Driven! Cyber truck in the Philippines! 🇵🇭
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- Опубликовано: 5 ноя 2024
- This is the first time I’ve ever seen one locally and boy did it turn some heads when we were cruising around town. Here are some quick snippets from my first drive. Couldn’t fit all my first impressions in a reel, so watch out for the whole unedited version coming out soon!
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I was born in Manila in the 70s and this Cyber Truck reminds me of the all-metal "pangkaskas ng yelo" we used at home when I was still a kid.
Also reminds me of the planer for woodcraft.
😂😂😂
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Bro😂😂
Hahaha same here but also yong laruan ng mga batang Pilipino noon na kotse na gawa sa karton 😅
It's not for everyone but dang it makes automotive history. Hope to see it on the MM roads so I can show it to my kids.
BTW, the steering feel is because of the 4-wheel steering.
Also it's bulletproof only to subsonic pistol rounds, not high velocity rifle rounds like 5.56 and 7.62.
This was an awesome commentary. Very balanced and straight shot. Appreciate everything you said. It's not for everyone but it's amazing for what it is.
first video i’ve seen of this guy but im a huge fan already 🤩 we need more of that level headed perspective like when he pointed out the buttons thing
Yes! Fell in love with the car the moment it debuted back 2019. Still fascinating!
really?
@@ceepee219 yes. Really
@@ceepee219 yes. Really
@@patrickdelacruz6758 Im not hating on the car or anything but will you be able to tell me what you llike about it? I've seen reviews online but haven't really drove one, yet seen one in person.
You must have really terrible taste then.
First it was a model 3 in the Philippines now this I'm now expecting to see more electric vehicles in the Philippines 🇵🇭
We have a neighbor who owns 5 Teslas, Y, S , and cybertruck. He has a problem parking his cybertruck because of its size. I will stick to our Tesla 3. Love it!
u shouldve driven it on weekends sat or sunday when people are outside
Been a fan of elon since the very early days of Tesla. This is the most level headed ride experience review I probably watched on this truck.
James considering he isn't reading off a script is smooth as yema.
How did you get it in the Philippines? Duties, fright cost, vat and connections? What happens if it breaks down? Can it do over the air updates? Enjoy it. Excellent choice.
@@alaaa1794 The Philippines has decided to extend its tax exemption for imported electric vehicles (EVs) until 2028.
@@alaaa1794 Tesla only needs a Wi-Fi connection to download (OTA) software updates globally.
If you know enough corrupt officials, you can do anything in the Philippines.
For sale in timog..18 big ones will do it
Nice to see a Cybertruck being driven in the Philippines. Hello from the Bay Area California “ the Tesla capital of the world” 😊. Salamat for the video kuya. I have a 2023 model Y and a 2019 model 3 myself. Love Tesla cars. Elon is changing the way we transport with his companies TESLA, BORING Company AND SPACEX.
Electric vehicles might actually benefit here where the weather is only either hot and dry or rainy. Electronics go crazy in extremely cold conditions during winter in temperate regions.
Very good point!
I wonder how MM would react to robotaxis …. ?
But battery may decrease range during hot days.
@@alesh2275 if it's affordable, which it should be. It'll replace the amount of tricycles in MM. It probably will be affordable since theoretically could pick up multiple passengers from say Rizal to Makati. Its like carpool on steroids
With all of that shinny stainless steel looking material on the Cybertruck… Looks like a fancy and boujee Owner Type.
I liked what you said about people who are determined to hate things. This is 100% true. Karamihan sa bashers ng new cars entering our country, are the ones who cannot afford to buy them.
Or maybe, just maybe, they are practical and can fix their own cars. Can you even change your own oil, brakes, sprak plugs and tyres? Or does daddy do it for you?
@@schrodinger3467 Read again. "BASHERS" who cannot afford the car. Does what you say "practicality" fall into that category? 🤣
Or maybe they want reliability. I mean cybertruck vs a Gac or Geely with bad marketing.
The problem with that car is it's a massive danger to the streets with extremely sharp steel
You mean, like jeepneys? @@Riler-uc3mu
Sana gumawa din ng ganitong style ang nga Jeepney makers sa pinas. stainless din naman ginagawa nila pero mas aerodynamic ang ganitong style.
Haha funny ang pilipinas wlang stainless formermachines they all handmade
I love the people's reaction, I we're them I'd be amazed as well. You dont see that daily on a bussy roads in manila.
On the AC just press and hold the right steering wheel button and say interior temperature whatever elcius and it will just do it for you. Or say I'm hot and it will take the temp down a degree or two. There are so many verbal commands i seldom touch the screen.
I used to own a Tesla Model 3 in the US. I loved the acceleration. It was the best car I ever owned.
Model 3 is a game changer.
Someday, I'll buy a TESLA 😶🌫😶🌫
Go for it, dude! 👍
I'll buy a Lamborghini 🗿
My question is, does Tesla have superchargers in the Philippines. I plan on moving there in 2026 and would love to buy a Tesla, either a Cybertruck if I can find one there by then or a model X or Y. I would probably live Iloilo or Dumaguete. Where do people charge their vehicles when not at home?
SM & Ayala Malls offer free charging as of the moment. Shell gasoline stations in Metro Manila also offers free charging but not sure in Iloilo or Dumaguete. Tesla is currently on personnel hiring process, they're set to open up shop in BGC by next year, i think.
Currently only 2 or 3 charging stations in Iloilo and not sure if they're free. Dont really have the infrastructure yet for Electric vehicles.
@@paolosy1293 Thanks for the reply! I like the province areas, but BGC might be a place I would like to live in. I know someone living in BGC and he loves it there. Hopefully by 2026 and 2027, the supercharging infrastructure has improved. It would seem almost impossible to travel to other islands without superchargers available.
@@therainbowpoopp Thanks for the reply! I don't need free supercharging so long as it is available. Hopefully, there will be many more superchargers by 2026 and 2027.
@@paolosy1293 It would be awesome to see Tesla's everywhere in the Philippines.
Wait a second...where is the plate number at the front?
All stolen 😂
We live in the Philippines. Unless you're on the CALAX or SLEX expressways, it's totally impractical. Especially on Barrio roads and days to charge at low voltage public stations.
Hope they have competent service center in the Philippines. The foundation series have so many problems and it just keeps on coming.
Very typical on first year vehicles. Last time I heard they are opening up a Tesla in Makati or BGC.
I like it...can i have one....simple but elegant....it easy to manufacture because no need many embezzle or what so ever....love it..
the interior looks cool
like it, is it ready for self drive in Manila?
san nyo po tinatambay yan? may schedule po ba kayo kung saan na ddisplay yan ganyan? tulad sa sm north o sm megamall. gusto ko po sana makita yan sa personal , fan ako ni elon musk at tesla
Very cool I was actually wondering if anyone had done this yet. definitely the most fragile truck on the road I've seen all the stories on r/cyberstuck and watched whistling diesel test it so I know the thing is basically held together with glue.
there’s no superchargers if you do long drive like Tagaytay or Cavite or something
What that's about 100km or less?.... Cybertruck hold about 450km fully charged.
Where is the top mounted 50 caliber machine gun?
Is it categorize as suv? Where to put the plate number
Not to ignore, is lack of tactile controls. It's a safety issue. Coupled with the heft of this vehicle, driver distraction can become fatal if active safety didn't catch it. Considering the lane discipline, pedestrian, and motorcycle situation here (compared to the US) active safety may not be able to adapt all the time.
Every new car you drive has and will involve some learning to operate. Eventually it comes natural.
What Active safety? As like any car you are the driver and you are in control all the time. All automated safety systems can be overidden by a steering input or depressing brake/accelerator. Ultimately you are responsible for your own safety on the road. Its not going to prevent you from driving off a cliff if you deliberately try to veer off the road.
Cybertrucks are built bulletproof from the factory. If anything, you will be safer inside this truck than any other car on the road other than an armored bank truck.
Tapos yan sa traffic at baha. Not to mention sa theft. Isa pa bad shot mga evs ngayon sa west dami ng sisi sa lako ng maintenance cost.
@@mredizon00Pinakamalupet nga sa baha ang EVs , walang engine na mababasa. Daming videos na lumusob sa baha ang EVs, research din. Kung traffic nmn kaya nmn nyan kung full charged 8-12hrs. Mttrafic kba sa Metro Manila ng 8 hours? Pang probinsya lang panget EVs walang supercharger
taong kweba kaba boss @@mredizon00
Been driving my Tesla Model Y for almost 2 yrs now, 49k miles/79K km. I didn't feel unsafe using the controls in the touchscreen. It's very intuitive. About 2-3 days lang ang adjustment period. In terms of safety, maraming Active safety features ang Tesla like lane departure avoidance, automatic emergency braking assist, collision avoidance system, blind spot collision warning. Mas lalong safe pad naka activate ang Tesla Autopilot feature. Mayron 8 cameras and powerful vision processing provide 360 degrees of visibility, detecting nearby objects like pedestrians, bicyclists and vehicles. Matindi ang situational awareness ng Tesla cars.
Just wondering how the auto pilot would work being there's too many pedestrians walking. Would get a lot of phantom braking i would assume 😅
I think I just saw this the other night in Timog. Was surprised that we have a cybertruck here
Where do you find Pinoy charging stations?
Do you risk runnunig out of charge in Pinoy traffic jams?
Sir James, was this on a weekday or weekend? Did it have a conduction sticker on it? Nice ride for sure, Cheers!
Anong gosto nyong charger solar o coil na iniikotan lang Ng magnet?
James Deakin is James Deakin when it comes to simplifying car review, nothing more nothing less.
Where is the top machine gun 50 caliber?
In the philippines,We need a Boat car James 😂
What happens if flood gets it?
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U.s. owners can't even get a hold of tesla's customer service for the numerous lil hidden nuggets this came with, as per reviews.
Ph buyer pretty much on his own after the hey-look-at-me novelty wears off
I don't have to change anything for the HVAC system. I just sent it to Auto and the temperature I want. If you want to change something like the fan speed you could also press the microphone button once and tell it to do what you want. There is no reason to play around on the screen while you are driving.
Many things can be controlled by pressing the microphone button and saying what you want.
After half a decade of cybertruck existence and now driving around the metro to make a statement, this strikes me as an Ukay-truck.
When is the Tesla dealership coming?
may ford lightning naba sa pinas?
but the thing is the power station there in the Philippines, how can do you charge?
Malls
crazy road. you are not just crossing over white lines to change lanes... you are driving through the lines... and cars park along active lanes.
How much was the TAX?
Can we enable self driving here in PH?
It not easy to have EV in Pinas because of no available charger on the road so you can drive around your area but not long driving
Surreal. The video feels like CGI where the CT drives around Philippine roads.😅😅 I just realized importing and owning this would be similar to living with a supercar that once it has problems or parts that needs replacement, the parts would have to be imported. Depending on the car issue, a mechanic or mechanics would have to be flown in the country. The CT also has plenty of huge glass, it will break eventually, it's just a matter of when.
No plates? Riding on Public Roads?
Ang weird talaga ng design ng Tesla Cybertruck. Hehehe
James dealing thank you for fastening your seatbelt and promote safety… seatbelt save lives
Its clean no air pollution, no noise pollution .
Thank goodness you didnt run out of batteries.
Imagine using grab taxi and the taxi driver arrives with a Tesla cyber truck 😂.
soo its not a tesla. just a copy of a cyber truck. the similarities are spot on. but for me i thing the wheels is a bit wobbly when turning. its like its going to topple.
As mentioned about button and switches it is cost & changes. With EV, Tesla chose to abandon as much mechanics for future electronics. The screen saves a lot $$$ and provides multiple options to electronically expand what a car is.
Can u drive that car here in baguio?
so where do you go for PMS? mechanic or an IT/software engineer ?😂 just kidding 👍😉
I saw that cybertruck here in our village greenwoods cainta rizal monday morning..
Ang isa sa mga interesting din kung sinong Pilipinong negosyante ang unang makakapagdala niyan dito sa Pilipinas yung may Showroom talaga.
Hopefully by the time I retire, in 18 years, Teslas and it's infrastructure are well accepted in the Philippines. The simplest way to change the climate is thru voice commands.
I am curious on how much is the total cost of bringing it here in the Philippines.
It's not worth the price lalo na sa Pinas.
@@mredizon00how did you know it’s not worth it? Did you buy one?
@@scalemodeltutor9841grey market cars have 100% import tax if im niot mistaken..
Angas is the only one of its kind in the Philippines. 😊😊😊
parang Sarao Motors lang ah
Kung may pera ka wala ng tanong tanong bilhin mo na kung gusto mo😂😂😂..andaming nega eh karamihan naman walang pambili😂
If its affordable its actually the vehicle that is most apt for the rugged Philippine roads. If Pinoys can afford that truck, our roads will be filled with them.
Its very affordable, the price is just 18M in peso. All the politicians from tens of thousand of mayors, VM, hundreds of governors, VG, hundreds of congressmen, thousands of contractors, and traders will easily purchase that thing.
@@Hotelsierraecho 18m pesos is about $300k us dollars... That is way overpriced.
Is that made in China ? Maintenance would be a head ache there.
Yes you are correct both James and other commenters .I cant afford it so I will bash it! haha just joking! this is just my own opinion I past on buying and owning a new modern cars why? I still prefer the mechanical ones that can be easily maintained but the truth is we are in the new electronic era so it is not possible so I'll own one of theses when I'm too old to drive a manual car. Also for us car enthusiast I hard past on these as I can't afford it and does not suit my taste for cars.
How
Much it cost in Phil?
P18.5m
how charging station in the metro manila? is it viable to do roadtrip with a ev?
all SM has it and at your house
ubos battery nyan sa tindi ng traffic dito
@@mredizon00 pag hindi na ikot ang gulont niyan hindi na kain ng battery pinag sasabi mo
pabor yan dito sa pilipinas dahil maikli lang nmn kalsada dito sa pilipinas , pwede ka makapunta ng baguio kahit hinde nag rerecharge . lalo pag dito lang sa metro manila byahe mo 2 araw yan bago ma lowbat. Hinde tulad sa USA masyado malalayo un mga byahe.
@@hontiveros1445 tama mga bobo kasi tao dito pag hindi afford tuligsa agad di nila alam malayo ang range niyan at hindi na kain ng battery yan pag hindi umaandar kahit traffic hahaha
WOOOOO👍👏👏
My Kasamang powerwall po ba yan?
no
Cybertruck in my home country, nice😎😎😎
The only way this vehicle and other EVs work in the Philippines, is if there is an excellent electrical distribution. There isn’t even a nuclear power plant in the country. That’s the type of power truly necessary to provide adequate and truly clean energy to create the infrastructure for EVs to work. Hybrid powered vehicles are the way to go in the Philippines.
How about driving a lamborg, a mercedes, or some other fancy cars you can drive in Metro Manila.
How bout testing the self driving?
Not available yet on those.
Maganda sa sa EV pwede kahit saan..para Ng buwaya..lagyan ng impeler sa likod..pwede sa kalsada pwede sa tobig..Yung mga magaan lang Yan mabenta sa market..Saka na Yung mga luxury car Hindi naman baka sinosolong baha
How the auto pilot
Can you try it on west level "BAHA"
Who owns this truck?? Yulo???
Vice Ganda
mmmm handa na tumiket ang mga enforcer diyan kapag nag auto drive ^v^
Back to the past future and back again 😭 make it 🕊️
Ang tanong magkano dito yan?
I love the cybertruck, it has its flaws, which will hopefully get patched in time, but an EV truck with a rugged body will protect you from almost any kamote driver, and not needing to rely on gas is a good bonus. Plus, who doesn't like to drive a smooth steering armored tank.
The issue I feel like is will it be able to sustainably operate in PH humidity/climate, and how the truck can maneuver in tight streets or mountain roads. Sure its a city car, but its been advertised for offroad and I don't think a lot of infrastructure in the country can support its bulk.
Drive it to divisoria. Merge with puj's there. Careful not to get body dents. You can hammer and apply putty. Is replace whole panel.
lol ano putty? nagtagalog k na lang
@@ansonso5003 matibay ang body ng Teslas, especially Cybertruck. BMW na rear end niya ang Tesla Model 3, BMW wasak ang harap pero TM3 medium sized dent lang ang rear trunk
@@omoklamok parang tama nman yung sinabing putty. A putty is basically a filler or a sealant, commonly ginagamit sa construction. May mga metal and aluminum putty din nman but not really sure this cybertruck needs it.
Bobo@@omoklamok
@@AlXmkL kasi yan cybertruck eh parang owner jeep lang wala nmn ako nakita may putty. lalo na ung metal na ginamit dyan pukpok lang tapos grind
Oh, look. It's the Cyberscam.
oh so its just in timog. hmmm... mahanap nga to lol
Metro Manila has fast charging for EV?
lots
wow my dream car.. how much it cost.. + tax ...
a local importer list it at 17.5m
❤wow
Now take it to baguio and try to drive in the new parking garage and park it in areas around baguio for a true test
People in the Philippine think cybertruck as kabaong -> (casket)
Nice otj!😊
Ai controlled Car na sunod.
SARAO got some competition now 😊
They really bought this deadly refrigerator in the Philippines 💀