Andy ze German(@AndyZeGerman):I know this has been said many times before, when it comes to a road trip, you are faster in a Cybertruck not to charge too much but rather stop more often. Another thing that is important while doing so, is to arrive with a low state of charge, so that you take advantage of the faster charging of Cybertruck. Here an example from my last road trip back from Palm Desert, CA. As you can tell, in my live stream I talked about the navigation showing me 40 minutes of charging to get from Shawnee, OK to Van Buren, AR. Instead of doing that, I opted to put another charging stop in-between, at Henryetta, OK. That split the charging into 6min and 17min, total of 23 minutes. I arrived in Van Buren, AR with 5% SOC, meaning I could have charged for only 15min instead of 17min. You can see how that adds up over time and makes your trip shorter. Sure, that is not something you would want to do if you just bought your first EV and/or your suffer from range anxiety.

2026.06.20 21:07

I know this has been said many times before, when it comes to a road trip, you are faster in a Cybertruck not to charge too much but rather stop more often. Another thing that is important while doing so, is to arrive with a low state of charge, so that you take advantage of the faster charging of Cybertruck. Here an example from my last road trip back from Palm Desert, CA. As you can tell, in my live stream I talked about the navigation showing me 40 minutes of charging to get from Shawnee, OK to Van Buren, AR. Instead of doing that, I opted to put another charging stop in-between, at Henryetta, OK. That split the charging into 6min and 17min, total of 23 minutes. I arrived in Van Buren, AR with 5% SOC, meaning I could have charged for only 15min instead of 17min. You can see how that adds up over time and makes your trip shorter. Sure, that is not something you would want to do if you just bought your first EV and/or your suffer from range anxiety.