Having a PlayStation steering wheel is no fun if you can't convince it to turn the truck's wheels. But some are also intrigued about why Tesla chose a steer-by-wire system in the first place.

The Cybertruck is equipped with steer-by-wire and rear-wheel-steering, two things that should make the truck maneuverable but also might fix one big issue everyone had with Tesla’s yoke.

One of the Tesla Cybertruck's highlights is its unique steer-by-wire system. Tesla claims it responds quicker to the steering wheel movements, making the truck more agile. However, a recent video ...

In a way, Cybertruck engineers did exactly that with their steer-by-wire system ... truck because the steering covers an old-school 3.2 turns from lock to lock. To parallel park the Tesla ...

It doesn't take a keen eyed observer to notice the lag between the time it takes for the driver to turn the wheel and the ... steer by wire yoke system. They called it better than Tesla's but ...

The first true steer-by-wire production vehicle is the Tesla Cybertruck ... of the Cybertruck with its steer-by-wire system is that you can turn the steering wheel when the vehicle is powered ...

EV giant Tesla Inc ... use its steel-by-wire system in the country as required for testing. The technology, which does not meet the country’s specification for minimum steering angle, is ...

In 2019, Tesla filed for a patent for a modular wiring ... steering, lighting, and the radio are among the most common, but as cars become more advanced, so, too, do their electrical systems.

Lexus and Infiniti have offered steer-by-wire systems before Tesla ... “But what about steering feel?” To which I respond: When was the last time you drove a truck with steering that felt ...

What Happened: Canada granted the EV maker approval to use its steer-by-wire system ... steering angle, is only available on the company’s Cybertruck and not on any of its other offerings. Tesla ...