Yes. Unequivocally yes. I tell everyone I love my Cybertruck but damn the range sucks
I can’t visit some parts of my state because of limited range. I can’t tow a snowmobile trailer to the MAJORITY of my own state because of the range.
I stop every 2 hours at 80mph. And sooner in the winter. I’d prefer double that
My hobbies have a very clear upper limit because I drive a Cybertruck instead of a Tundra or Silverado ICE truck
Yes. Unequivocally yes. I tell everyone I love my Cybertruck but damn the range sucks
I can’t visit some parts of my state because of limited range. I can’t tow a snowmobile trailer to the MAJORITY of my own state because of the range.
I stop every 2 hours at 80mph. And sooner in the winter. I’d prefer double that
My hobbies have a very clear upper limit because I drive a Cybertruck instead of a Tundra or Silverado ICE truck
Tapped to see chargers on my truck
It shows a third party DC fast charger! EVgo NACS port up to 350kW.
I had no idea Teslas integrated with third party chargers in the nav.
If there are hundreds of third party plugs in this area, why does only this one show?
Are there more?
Owning an EV in a city absolutely rocks too. There are chargers freaking everywhere
And they are FAST, new, and conveniently placed. Plus different networks, providers, etc
Feeling massive fomo because all we have where I live is V2s 😂
I must say
FSD is WAY better in dense city traffic. It’s obvious it’s been trained in cities and uses calculations of other vehicles to heavily influence its decisions.
I’ve always felt FSD struggles in empty highways and open roads. Odd speed management, ruthlessly terrible lane discipline, etc.
Yet it fucking nails the dense city traffic outside of Chicago. Absolutely stunning performance
I must say
FSD is WAY better in dense city traffic. It’s obvious it’s been trained in cities and uses calculations of other vehicles to heavily influence its decisions.
I’ve always felt FSD struggles in empty highways and open roads. Odd speed management, ruthlessly terrible lane discipline, etc.
Yet it fucking nails the dense city traffic outside of Chicago. Absolutely stunning performance
Cybertruck already does 10 degrees of rear axle steering.
When CT was first shipped in 2023, it was limited to 3 degrees from factory. Likely a low priority validation
In early 2024, they shipped the firmware that unlocked the full mechanical ability, which is 10 degrees.
David Moss Supercharged 22,800kWh in his one year of Free Supercharging.
That’s $9,940.80 not billed to his Tesla Account over 12 months and 75,000 miles.
🤯🤯🤯
"I feel like I'm cheating physics in this thing"
Dave from Dave’s GarageMahal published a video called "I Hated the Cybertruck. Now It’s My Favorite Daily Driver", where he categorically explains why Cybertruck won him over after years of hating it.
Watch the video here: