It can do that on any car

@@emiliogamez4 I think you missed the point, not any car can drive through deep water without flooding the engine. So my original statement still stands, it's the biggest issue for electric cars. Nissan leaf has a wade depth of 70cm. Do you know what it is for yours? Range rover Evoque is only 53cm.

@@Dr-EV Ig you could argue that

@Dr-EV No that’s not the biggest problem. You have to deal with battery malfunction afterwards (Battery Explosion).

@@klau88873 You probably find there isn't much news repetition about electric cars driving through water and getting damaged. Tesla's are known for being drivin in floods. Engines getting flooded is very common. Some needing replacing at the cost of battery pack. Like I said earlier the leaf battery is rated to 0.7m, what is you cars wade depth?

nah they went to get it after he left so they can make a new ghost car and not pay the tolls

Check out 2:18

Who actually puts their front plates on a Tesla

@@MarksTournaments it's illegal not to have both plates

​@@MarksTournamentsspot the yank

not really, would take ice car in floods etc any time.

@@izoyt sure

Yeah until the battery self ignite.water + lithium battery boom

​@@SuperSy99this is not how batteries work. If you drop your phone or laptop into water, does it explode?

@@MrChadwickingtonz laptop and cp have small amount of voltage compare to EV.Many EV suddenly self ignite because of short circuit nside the battery cell cause by moisture

No way need a cammed V8 shooting bald eagles out the exhaust

​@@MeltingRubberZ28no thanks

agreed, people think that people look cause they like the noise. it’s actually cause we are looking to see who is being annoying af

LOL ... ok grandma ... sometimes it's nice, sometimes it's totally boring. Don't forget to include some excitement, sound and fury in your life.

@@MeltingRubberZ28No we need ice cream trucks to go electric.

which one was yours?

A sedate passage is wiser and more dignified.

You'd slam on a water wall and wreck your car.

Did you have any long term damage to the battery or electrical components? A lot of Tesla haters saying car will be destroyed after a crossing like that. As a Tesla fan, i'm interested to know the truth.

@@yeahbuddy92193911 it's been about a year and another 20,000miles since that video was recorded no problems yet since then the car has been through the annual government inspection and been serviced at a well respected independant garage that a lot of long term out-of-warranty Tesla drivers use

Cause there's no intake to cause it to hydrolock. But give it a week or two and the gremlins will start showing up in full force.

Yeah until one day it burn.battery + water and boom😅😅

​@Io-quackdumb dumb water + battery = boom. Maybe next week or in 6months. But it's gunna happen. Did I simplify it enough for u?

You know nothing about cars, right?

@mybigfrog1 Explain me please, probably diesel engines are more reliable for cross rivers/floods. And electric I suppose for your answer that then probably cause problems.

Probably gotta make money somehow

Yes!!!😅

@not today Definitely 👍🏼👍🏼

Nope,it means shitbox,ofcourse.

@@ivanfernyhough3851 Nope.

@not today There was a family in England who had one (not sure which model) A tree fell into the road, before it possibly crushed the car, the car spotted it before the driver reacted to it. Yep, pretty safe definitely.

no only morons say that. everyone knows that its the wires and connectors that get corroded and cause issues.

Not battery, but for parts of the rest of the car, (like the interior, yes) it can indeed be damaging. Except the drivetrain its no different really to any other car out there.

actually no. most electric cars are watertight, even the cheaper ones, go search 'wuling ev' at floods

@@GoldenCroc HVAC, Hepa filter, sentry mode, auto present doors, OTA updates, auto cabin overheat protection, dog mode, plaid mode, auto pilot. and more.

​@@tonysales3687Why do you think that means anything? Build quality is not software upgradable. We have seen at the shop a passenger door barely closing a stuck frunk due to battery dying while it was opened and a woman locked inside the Model Y.

LOL not even

Water could seep in the doors and damage the interior. Also, when I borrowed a Tesla, it didn't like fast charging if it had been slow charging in the rain - I think it was a problem with the specific car, but it may not want to fast charge after doing that until it's had a good chance to dry out.

@@rjmunro probably the battery being too cool - if you set your destination as the fast charger in the navigation system it will heat the battery and the problem should be solved :)

considering all teslas catching fires in american floods (but that was sea water, which probably is much mora damaging to electric components), i wouldn't exactly say everything is sealed up (it can't be). would be interesting to know, how many of them starting to have problems after driving in such conditions..

@@izoyt Statistically speaking the average Tesla is way less likely to catch fire on its own than most ICE vehicles. As far as I know for every Tesla that self-combusts 45 ICE vehicles do the same.

Ecology ? Haha 😂

these cars have nothing ecologic in them, in fact and old AF diesel tractor is more ecologic LOL

@@diegokoszutskisantamaria6221 not true :)

@@Murv they got more thumbs up than you, so it’s true

@@Murv then go and recycle and old diesel tractor, no problem, you got 2 more tractors. Try recycle a Tesla battery and get a massive headache.

Yeah there is a drain tho

Shhhhhh ....

Then you might want to check out my other videos

@@TomSunderland Bro. He means put it in a same damn video so we can see the pleasure of comparison. Are you that dull ?

@@user-fx5sw4jy7hYz9Hzi read the title you idiot. This is a Tesla compilation meaning there’s no NO petrol or diesel engine vehicles in this compilation. So you’ve just made yourself look very dull and very stupid with that response 👍🏻.

Wow, what a great idea! now instead of the road being flooded the bridge will be! how did no one think about this before.

Why did the British people who built this road think it was a good idea to build it under water like have you never heard of a bridge

Great, a clowns car

yeah I just seen a Cybertruck in Wade Mode, it's lifted insanely high and the software says it can go up to 2 feet 7 inches of water lol.

@@LostFart The battery pack in _'SCUBA MODE'_ pressurized with air from the 17 litre suspension air tank makes this _'The Real Thing'_ ( Russell Morris 1969 )

Not road legal probably

@@scwfan08 They will be once they get to Australia..... China, Europe and UK is my prediction. Maybe Christmas Day 2026 Delivery DownUnder! My res is ~75K if that means anything .....

And they found out their stupid antics voided their warranties.

Yeah I would never take an electric car through deep water... your just asking for trouble.

I mean soaking in the water for hours , sure . But going through for a few seconds and letting it drain …

Keep telling that to yourself

The dream of owning a Model 3 Performance one day is what keeps me going through uni 😄

@@Murv On my way to get a Model 3 Long Range later this year 😀

@eduardoholanda9356 I hope you have the same feeling… after replacing your shocks, And hopefully you don’t have to deal with a combusting exploding 🪫 battery.

@@klau88873 It’s a 2022 model not the first ones model S 2012 or chevy volt or Chinese ones. Tesla are made to work. The other brands make terrible electric cars so that people give up on them and continue spending on gasoline cars, with many parts that wear out and complex to replace and maintain. Combustion cars will be in museums. Imagine in 10 years what Tesla technology will look like. I hope that more brands run after and stop making fake cars. Batteries that last over a million miles and will get better every day. A big hug my friend and take a test drive.

@@eduardoholanda9356 teslas uses byd batteries though

I’m sure the battery won’t explode.

@@klau88873? I'm guessing that's sarcastic. If so, explain batteries on submarines. Also, batteries burn pretty fierce, but they don't explode. Gas cars catch fire 10X more often than EVs and that statistic is just getting better and better as battery manufacturing is refined. So...? Lame comment.

​@@truhartwood3170 When it catches fire, EV will burn it all up to a skeleton frame

@@Mark3nd luckily it happens extraordinarily rarely. Far, FAR less than gas cars. And if the CT is designed to be submerged, it won't be from that. So if you want a car that has the least possible chance of ever catching fire - get an EV, especially a CT.

@@truhartwood3170 Sure, lemme change the subject. When EVs start making those sales, when they ban newer sales of ICE, you wont be able to find new ICE vehicles/Diesel. Hybrids will be around, however they will be banned to. They really want to have EVs by 2050, where they will control your vehicle. What next? AV, autonomous vehicles. They want to take away ownership of vehicles. Make them completely undrivable, and worst of all, be able to be attacked by a thief/group. Attacked as in, they step in front kf the vehicle/put something infront of the vehicle. This renders it immobilized, they break in and start attacking you. Why does the government want to take away ownership? Because not only it's a life saver, they also want to control YOU! You wont have a vehicle that'll run in ICE near a gas station, oh no, they're just going to make sure you don't have one, once they put a new ban: The ban of all ICE and Diesel from existence. Even race vehicles, purposely made offroad Engine Apocalypse Baja1000/NORRA1000, Nascar, F1, GT, Le Mans. Oh, remember what I said about ownership of vehicles? Yeah, not even these delivery people or transportation vehicles will be human controlled, just vehicles by themselves. Atleast that's their plans. What I am really saying is, do you, want to be controlled by the government? To have your will/freedom controlled by someone who you never liked? Better think about it carefully, I'll be waiting (if not short/longer).

"And they only left it in heavy rain", or so they claim. But the area they were in had rampant floods at that time, so I don't really buy that. There's probably a very good reason why Tesla rejected the warranty claim.

Nah they are using rubber bands to hold the license plate

Very well insulated. Short drives though water like this is no problem.

Same with an ICE car. Drove through a 10cm puddle and that killed the headlights on my BMW, 800€ for 2 new parts, thx....

I gave u a thumb up just for the umbrella

@@vati702 🤩

How? It has worse range and refill times than ICE.. Backwards technology for the uneducated AF

Salt water... Thats the biggest problem. Rain water should be the smallest. But this dirty water cant be good at all. All EV batterys are vented for letting in and out pressure. Meaning they are really not waterproof. They are water resistant against normal use.

That would be an unrealistic expectation.

Most cars with flat front panels have their license plates attached the same way per regulation. Any car would lose it.

ICE guys desperate now. License plate. 😂 The only part not made by Tesla and a standardized part.

The cars themselves or the drivers of the cars? The cars are definitely getting there! Can't wait until my car is driving me around, while I recline and relax knowing it's way safer than any human could ever be.

They are going a bit more steadily than the average driver, but it's also really easy to control speed when going slowly so it's easy to set up a bow wave without stalling. The shape of the front of the car also helps, it leans forward a bit rather than sloping back.

No, they bought an EV 😂

Exact. Its Electric. Water is not good for that....

Yet they can drive down a motorway in torrential rain with massive spray with no issue. I had my last EV for 6 years through floods, snow, slush with no issues.

@@jimf4748 so can every ICE car, driving through deep water like this is totally different to even the heaviest of downpours. Take a jet engine for example. It has to be able to ingest huge amounts of rain and run perfectly. But run submerged?

@@TimMSUK An engine needs oxygen so submerging an engine would totally screw it up lol. An ev doesn't suck in or use oxygen. So water means nothing.

​@@outbackroosters4631 Exactly! This is why deep sea submarines are all gas powered and never use batteries or electric motors!

that being said, I wonder just how deep will a tesla be able to take

@@reuven2010 There was a guy who weighted down his tesla model s plaid and drove it under water. see "tesla submarine". It did cause a lot of reed warning lights but it made it through. It did eventually cause major problems months later. The water was actually over the roof. A unweighted car would have floated and probably been less damaged. Cyber truck has wade mode that pressurizes the battery and can take 3ft of water for up to 30 minutes.

You really havn't watched this channel much, have you? 😁😁😁

Tesla model Y will be the most sold carmodel on planet Earth in year 2023

@@mikafiltenborg7572 cool 😎 How much?

​@@mikafiltenborg7572 this aged well. Already there in Q1.

I doubt it. When you go through this quick, it's unlikely that any of the seals are affected. Standing still in a flood for hours or days is very different.

If that happened you could laugh and feel superior.... Except it didn't... And you're not.

@@truhartwood3170 why would i feel superior because someones car broke down? Some people on here have a really odd way of thinking, probably down to too much Internet 😂

They didn't though.

Another one falling for the scam. Automobiles are a scam. Period. If you can fix them then you win.

@@DouEditz In what way? They've been here for over 100 years.

@@jimf4748 scamming people into accepting products that are DESIGNED to FAIL after a certain number of miles. Consistently creating products with more and more plastic with shorter and shorter shelf lives while commanding ever increasing premiums even though technology manufacturing has advanced dramatically / even though they are exporting labor. Basically LAZINESS cars coming with plastic valve covers instead of metal. So many new model vehicles with abnormal wear. Tesla people don’t realize you will go through tires ALL THE TIME with AWD and the wiring is made out of biodegradable material attracting mice. I could go on and on with different brands

@@DouEditz Not sure that's a scam - just life. Nothing lasts forever. My EV (not a Tesla) has lots of recycled material in it and has an 8 year 150000 mile warranty and I have to say I'm happy with that. I'm in the UK and I got £2500 less than I paid for it in a trade in with my previous EV so the dealer thought it has plenty of life left. Take care.

@@jimf4748 Indoctrination

WIthout a snorkel even those will die in deep water. Still an ICE car, still same weakness.

@@robertmandl9326 Wading depth of 70cm is sufficient for everyday use, but otherwise yes, you can mount a snorkel, the EQG will not have the problem...