And what with math and all ?
Not at tip top, which isnāt that great in best of times
True enough.... Unlike my Pacifica PHEV-33Mi which only has like 6.6kW Level 2 J1772.... The Ram will have (hopefully MUCH) higher speed DCFC CCS charging, so it could perhaps add ~100miles in a half hour... But DCFC is normally about $0.50/kWh versus the $0.10/kWh when at home, so the price is actually closer to gas, but it could still be cheaper. Most DCFC however do not have pull through charging (YET) so if you are towing, you might need to unhitch in order to charge up...
Per https://www.cybertruckownersclub.co...udated-with-compare-analysis.9708/post-193494 has an awseome graphic: There is the L6-50, but that doesn't have the neutral, bummer... So I guess there is not a locking 120/240 50amp plug/socket... without getting into something custom...
I agree, I think it most likely says "120/240v" and none of them say how many Amps nor Watts... But we can tell by the sockets that the 120s are 20a and the 240 is a 14-50. That doesn't tell us anything about the inverters, except that it wouldn't make sense to use a 50 amp capable socket if the inverter(s) are less than that... The Lightning has precisely a 30A pair on an L14-30 socket, so it just makes the most sense... Time will tell... It's just fun to speculate about this stuff for me.
Question Pleasenice, seems crediblethanks.
Can we get this post pinned or enshrined somewhere on the site for posterity???You doubt our new overlords?
Q: can you convert that chart to a measurement unit of chicken size?
GPT: I'm sorry, but it's not clear what you mean by "measurement unit of chicken size." Chickens don't have a standard unit of measurement like inches or centimeters. If you could provide more context or clarification, I'd be happy to assist you further.
Q: what would be your best guess of a chicken measurement unit?
GPT: Chickens come in various breeds and sizes, so there isn't a standard "chicken measurement unit." However, for the sake of humor and imagination, we can create a playful approximation:
Let's say the "Chicken Size Unit" (CSU) is approximately equivalent to the average length of a standard chicken, which can range from 12 inches (30 centimeters) for smaller breeds to 18 inches (45 centimeters) for larger breeds. Therefore, we could use the CSU to represent measurements in terms of chicken sizes.
Keep in mind that this is entirely fictional and not a standard measurement unit by any means. It's meant for fun and creative purposes only. If you have specific measurements you'd like to convert to this whimsical unit, please provide them, and I'll do my best to assist you in that context.
Q: [provides chart]
Certainly, here's the data with the measurements converted to "Chicken Size Units" (CSU), a playful fictional unit of measurement:
Please note that the "Chicken Size Units" (CSU) are a fictional and humorous unit of measurement and should not be taken seriously for actual comparisons.
Truck Leg Room (Front) Leg Room (Rear) Shoulder Room (Front) Shoulder Room (Rear) Hip Room (Front) Hip Room (Rear) Headroom (Front) Headroom (Rear) Average (Combined) Seating Lightning 3.72 CSU 3.68 CSU 5.61 CSU 5.54 CSU 5.23 CSU 5.25 CSU 3.41 CSU 3.38 CSU 4.63 CSU 5+ Ram 1500 3.46 CSU 3.81 CSU 5.61 CSU 5.60 CSU 5.39 CSU 5.39 CSU 3.46 CSU 3.38 CSU 4.61 CSU 5+ Avalanche 3.51 CSU 3.29 CSU 5.49 CSU 5.49 CSU 5.19 CSU 5.23 CSU 3.38 CSU 3.26 CSU 4.26 CSU 5 Cybertruck 3.46 CSU 3.46 CSU 5.23 CSU 5.20 CSU 4.84 CSU 4.84 CSU 3.49 CSU 3.31 CSU 4.31 CSU <5 Tacoma 3.57 CSU 2.74 CSU 5.84 CSU 5.87 CSU 4.84 CSU 4.77 CSU 3.46 CSU 3.39 CSU 4.16 CSU <5 R1T 3.50 CSU 3.08 CSU 5.45 CSU 5.41 CSU 5.02 CSU 4.95 CSU 3.48 CSU 3.26 CSU 4.07 CSU <5 Maverick 3.55 CSU 3.02 CSU 5.15 CSU 5.00 CSU 4.97 CSU 4.85 CSU 3.22 CSU 3.17 CSU 4.11 CSU <<5 Model Y (ref)
3.52 CSU 3.49 CSU 5.21 CSU 4.97 CSU 4.94 CSU 4.68 CSU 3.46 CSU 3.27 CSU 4.00 CSU
Yes, hitch and connectors are in the rear bumper fascia, behind a removable panel
That was great for a morning laugh!You doubt our new overlords?
Q: can you convert that chart to a measurement unit of chicken size?
GPT: I'm sorry, but it's not clear what you mean by "measurement unit of chicken size." Chickens don't have a standard unit of measurement like inches or centimeters. If you could provide more context or clarification, I'd be happy to assist you further.
Q: what would be your best guess of a chicken measurement unit?
GPT: Chickens come in various breeds and sizes, so there isn't a standard "chicken measurement unit." However, for the sake of humor and imagination, we can create a playful approximation:
Let's say the "Chicken Size Unit" (CSU) is approximately equivalent to the average length of a standard chicken, which can range from 12 inches (30 centimeters) for smaller breeds to 18 inches (45 centimeters) for larger breeds. Therefore, we could use the CSU to represent measurements in terms of chicken sizes.
Keep in mind that this is entirely fictional and not a standard measurement unit by any means. It's meant for fun and creative purposes only. If you have specific measurements you'd like to convert to this whimsical unit, please provide them, and I'll do my best to assist you in that context.
Q: [provides chart]
Certainly, here's the data with the measurements converted to "Chicken Size Units" (CSU), a playful fictional unit of measurement:
Please note that the "Chicken Size Units" (CSU) are a fictional and humorous unit of measurement and should not be taken seriously for actual comparisons.
Truck Leg Room (Front) Leg Room (Rear) Shoulder Room (Front) Shoulder Room (Rear) Hip Room (Front) Hip Room (Rear) Headroom (Front) Headroom (Rear) Average (Combined) Seating Lightning 3.72 CSU 3.68 CSU 5.61 CSU 5.54 CSU 5.23 CSU 5.25 CSU 3.41 CSU 3.38 CSU 4.63 CSU 5+ Ram 1500 3.46 CSU 3.81 CSU 5.61 CSU 5.60 CSU 5.39 CSU 5.39 CSU 3.46 CSU 3.38 CSU 4.61 CSU 5+ Avalanche 3.51 CSU 3.29 CSU 5.49 CSU 5.49 CSU 5.19 CSU 5.23 CSU 3.38 CSU 3.26 CSU 4.26 CSU 5 Cybertruck 3.46 CSU 3.46 CSU 5.23 CSU 5.20 CSU 4.84 CSU 4.84 CSU 3.49 CSU 3.31 CSU 4.31 CSU <5 Tacoma 3.57 CSU 2.74 CSU 5.84 CSU 5.87 CSU 4.84 CSU 4.77 CSU 3.46 CSU 3.39 CSU 4.16 CSU <5 R1T 3.50 CSU 3.08 CSU 5.45 CSU 5.41 CSU 5.02 CSU 4.95 CSU 3.48 CSU 3.26 CSU 4.07 CSU <5 Maverick 3.55 CSU 3.02 CSU 5.15 CSU 5.00 CSU 4.97 CSU 4.85 CSU 3.22 CSU 3.17 CSU 4.11 CSU <<5 Model Y 3.52 CSU 3.49 CSU 5.21 CSU 4.97 CSU 4.94 CSU 4.68 CSU 3.46 CSU 3.27 CSU 4.00 CSU
etric AND CSU!?? That's excellent, thanks
(I reckon I could quadruple CSU figures, cause I'm good at smooshing chooks tog
Yes, the actual weight on the ball.
You are a formatting king!2024 Cybertruck Specs:
Overall length: 18.6 feet (5.67 meters)
Overall width (no mirrors): 79.9 inches (2.03 meters)
Overall height (medium setting): (1.79 meters)
Wheelbase: 143 inches (3.63 meters)
Curb weights:
Tow rating: 11,000 lbs (4,989 kg)
- 2 motor: 6,670 lbs (3,026 kg)
- 3 motor: 6,890 lbs (3,125 kg)
Max tongue: 1,100 lbs (499 kg)
Bed length: 72.8 inches (1.85 meters)
Bed Width: 51 inches (1.30 meters)
Frunk volume: 7.1 cubic feet (0.20 cubic meters)
Weight capacity of trunk: 420 lbs (190 kg)
Headroom:
Legroom:
- Front: 41.6 inches (1.06 meters)
- Rear: 39 inches (0.99 meters)
Shoulder room:
- Front: 41 inches (1.04 meters)
- Rear: 40.9 inches (1.04 meters)
Hip room:
- Front: 63 inches (1.60 meters)
- Rear: 62 inches (1.57 meters)
- Front/Rear: 57.2 inches (1.45 meters)
No outlets in front, two outlet in rear 120v one 220v
EDIT TO ADD:
Have bolted up a compare (in heat map) of interior dimensions:
As suspected (by some) for a while, interior dimensions come in nearest to a Chevy Avalanche, but with width at hips (determining seat width) being comparable to a Toyota Tacoma - which explains the lack of 6th seat, but also portends a rather narrow rear seat that is "5 passengers" in name along the lines of a Tacoma (though CT's better shoulder width will help a touch).
EDIT TO ADD A 2ND TIME: ADDED MODEL Y AS TESLA CONSUMER REFERENCE
Next is a heat map that essentially demonstrates the design thesis of the Cybertruck:
- *nearly* full-sized BEV truck cargo area,
- *nearly* mid-sized footprint/agility (but an ~F150 wheelbase, mitigated by 4WS)
- somewhat *better* than mid-sized interior volume, at least in terms of rear seat legroom, but basically mid-sized seat width
EDIT TO ADD A 2ND TIME: ADDED THE HEAT MAP OF EXTERIOR DIMENSIONS (note Rivian height is a bit slippery to get nailed down, but height I view as really a nearly irrelevant stat for adaptive vehicles)
