The video shows Tesla's Cybertruck four-wheel steering function, bringing a smaller turning radius.

CTOnews.com news on February 5, the video showing Tesla's Cybertruck four-wheel steering function has been released, let's take a look.

Four-wheel steering, also known as rear wheel steering, means that the two wheels at the back of the vehicle also support the steering function, but the degree of support for steering is usually smaller than that of the front wheels, resulting in a smaller turning radius, which is generally found in luxury cars.

Tesla CEO Elon-Musk announced last summer that Tesla Cybertruck supports rear wheel steering, which was demonstrated in a very short video last year, and now a longer video shows more clearly the four-wheel steering capability of Cybertruck, and the rear wheel support can be clearly seen in the video. Whether Tesla will use this ability to achieve new functions, such as Rivian's "tank U-turn" or General Electric Hummer's "crab mode", is worth looking forward to.

CTOnews.com learned that Musk commented on the video but did not actually mention the feature, saying: "it's a very difficult car to build because it's different from any other car, but, as it has been said publicly, Cybertruck started production this year."

Tesla said recently that his goal is to put the Cybertruck into production this summer and mass production by 2024.