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Cybertruck, North Texas and Grapevine Lake

Driver intentionally drove Cybertruck into North Texas lake to use vehicle's "Wade Mode", police say

First responders had to remove a Tesla Cybertruck from Grapevine Lake late Monday evening, after the Grapevine Police Department said the driver intentionally drove it into the water.

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Driver strands Cybertruck in Texas lake during botched attempt to activate ‘Wade Mode’: police

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Cybertruck plunged into lake for 'Wade Mode' test, driver arrested

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Tesla Cybertruck Driver's 'Wade Mode' Drive Lands His EV In A Lake And Him In Jail

A Cybertruck driver in Grapevine, Texas, is now facing charges after purposely driving his vehicle into a lake.

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Moment Cybertruck driver intentionally drives into Texas lake

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Police: Driver intentionally drove Tesla Cybertruck into Lake Grapevine

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Tesla Cybertruck driver arrested after driving into lake to use 'wade mode', police say

The driver was arrested on charges of operating a vehicle in a closed section of the lake and for other water safety equipment violations, police said.

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Texas Man Arrested, Facing Charges After Intentionally Driving Tesla Cybertruck Into Lake

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Cybertruck driver arrested after he’s accused of driving into lake using Tesla’s ‘Wade Mode’

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Tesla Cybertruck owner’s lake test ends in arrest

A Tesla Cybertruck driver was arrested after he intentionally drove the vehicle into a lake right outside of Dallas. Jimmy Jack McDaniel was charged with operation of a vehicle in a closed section of the lake and various other water safety equipment violations,

Electrek

Tesla Cybertruck owner believed Elon Musk when he said it could cross a lake — now he’s in jail

A Tesla Cybertruck owner drove into Grapevine Lake in Texas to test Wade Mode after Elon Musk claimed the truck could cross lakes. The vehicle became disabled and the driver was arrested.

Fast Company

2026 will be the year Cybertruck dies

The Tesla Cybertruck is the new Ford Edsel, taking the crown from one of the biggest flops in American car history. Elon Musk’s flailing company managed to move only an estimated 20,237 Cybertrucks in 2025. And that’s counting the units that Musk ...