[St00k]

I was just looking over the specs again and noticed it says the R1T has a 3-foot wading depth. So 36-inches.

Does anything offer more?

What does a conventional Land Rover offer? Or a truck like an F-150?

 

[Dr.M]

As far as I know, Tesla does not publish a permissible wading depth for its vehicles, but from various sightings, we know a Tesla Model X does pretty well fording through water.

LOL

Elon Musk said the Cybertruck will float for a while.

 

[PoorPilot]

I was just looking over the specs again and noticed it says the R1T has a 3-foot wading depth. So 36-inches.

Does anything offer more?

What does a conventional Land Rover offer? Or a truck like an F-150?

I'm not sure if any other stock vehicles offer more, but I was told by a Rivian rep at one of the shows that it can actually ford deeper than 3 feet, but it starts to float after that. Take that for what it's worth.

 

[St00k]

Considering how heavy it is, I find it hard to believe it would float.

I just found this,. Looks like 3 feet is the same as a Range Rover.

"As though all this wasn’t enough, for 2013 there’s a new air intake system that can pull oxygen from near the hood, improving wading depth by eight-inches, meaning it can drive through three feet of water. "

https://www.autoguide.com/manufacturer/land-rover/2013-land-rover-range-rover-review-video-2410.html

 

[PoorPilot]

A cruise ship floats.

 

[St00k]

A cruise ship floats.

Touché