Daily random Cybertruck photos thread - Post Yours! 📸 🤳

[hemiarch]

Didn’t feel like dealing with FSD being degraded by bikes on the hitch rack. In addition to the two bikes, vault has a 6.5 FT whitewater kayak, inflatable kayak (Kokopelli packraft), Cybertent, camping gear (kitchen box, dry food box, 55 quart cooler, firepan, large 3-burner stove), bike tool case… lots of fun was had by dad and daughter.

And that ladies and gentlemen, is how you use a Cybertruck.

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[Hookalakupua]

Bring on the Lake! Haha. Ran into our doppelgänger as well! We’ve seen him around town but this time we were both launching jet skis at Lake Tahoe together! Same Mars Adventure Gear Racks, American Flag and Starlink Mini. Only difference was his Aeroblade tent. After the two of us pulled in, there were two Rivians next in line that were dropping 4 jet skis also. What are the chances of 4 EV’s at a Tahoe boat launch at the same time. Haha

 

[TheLastStarfighter]

Bring on the Lake! Haha. Ran into our doppelgänger as well! We’ve seen him around town but this time we were both launching jet skis at Lake Tahoe together! Same Mars Adventure Gear Racks, American Flag and Starlink Mini. Only difference was his Aeroblade tent. After the two of us pulled in, there were two Rivian next in line, that were dropping 4 jet skis also. What are the chances of 4 EV’s at a Tahoe bot launch at the same time. Haha

Definite matrix glitch haha

 

[dalton108]

Bring on the Lake! Haha. Ran into our doppelgänger as well! We’ve seen him around town but this time we were both launching jet skis at Lake Tahoe together! Same Mars Adventure Gear Racks, American Flag and Starlink Mini. Only difference was his Aeroblade tent. After the two of us pulled in, there were two Rivian next in line, that were dropping 4 jet skis also. What are the chances of 4 EV’s at a Tahoe bot launch at the same time. Haha

Man, I thought I was the only Aeroblade + Mars rack guy! Cool beans! Nevadans know how to do it right!

 

[Hookalakupua]

Man, I thought I was the only Aeroblade + Mars rack guy! Cool beans! Nevadans know how to do it right!

No, but you are the OG! Hahaha. I see a Nevada get together in our future!

 

[Thumpernator]

And that ladies and gentlemen, is how you use a Cybertruck.

Didn’t feel like dealing with FSD being degraded by bikes on the hitch rack. In addition to the two bikes, vault has a 6.5 FT whitewater kayak, inflatable kayak (Kokopelli packraft), Cybertent, camping gear (kitchen box, dry food box, 55 quart cooler, firepan, large 2-burner stove), bike tool case… lots of fun was had by dad and daughter over our three day, dual-sport weekend.

My bike/rack doesn't affect my FSD at all. I will sometimes get a message that FSD isn't available because the rear camera is blocked, but FSD keeps working just fine.

 

[hemiarch]

My bike/rack doesn't affect my FSD at all. I will sometimes get a message that FSD isn't available because the rear camera is blocked, but FSD keeps working just fine.

I just meant…lots of toys. Sounds like a sweet trip. No commentary on bike rack function of FSD.

 

[AverageJoe]

Finally tested the towing on 600 mile round trip. 1 extra charge stop with empty trailer 2 with loaded trailer

 

[hemiarch]

Finally tested the towing on 600 mile round trip. 1 extra charge stop with empty trailer 2 with loaded trailer

And how did testing go? You gonna let humans fly next or will the monkey trials continue?

 

[AverageJoe]

And how did testing go? You gonna let humans fly next or will the monkey trials continue?

Second question...whoosh

First-
I would say better than expected. Was able to use FSD on empty trailer but once heavy load was detected I had to switch to auto steer to use traffic aware cruise control.

We had double high 2"x8" across the front of the trailer to start but it was chewing through range at 854 wh/mi after we removed them it dropped to 5-600 wh/mi at 75mph. On the return trip the loaded trailer had less drag and we followed the trucks recommended speed keeping it around 58-65mph depending on speed limit averaging 500 wh/mi.

 

[hemiarch]

Second question...whoosh

First-
I would say better than expected. Was able to use FSD on empty trailer but once heavy load was detected I had to switch to auto steer to use traffic aware cruise control.

We had double high 2"x8" across the front of the trailer to start but it was chewing through range at 854 wh/mi after we removed them it dropped to 5-600 wh/mi at 75mph. On the return trip the loaded trailer had less drag and we followed the trucks recommended speed keeping it around 58-65mph depending on speed limit averaging 500 wh/mi.

So as expected reducing speed was the biggest impact?
Was just kidding about the monkey trials. I’m glad there are people like you sharing your data with the rest of us.

 

[AverageJoe]

So as expected reducing speed was the biggest impact?
Was just kidding about the monkey trials. I’m glad there are people like you sharing your data with the rest of us.

Speed and aerodynamics had largest impact on range. We make this trip often without a trailer. Adding the trailer added 1-2 hours extra time with slowing down and more charging stops.

 

[GmP]

Some random pictures from a random ride I did somewhat local in CA.
Freeway stretches riding on FSD, fun road stretches driving myself.
Total 386 miles, home to home in 12.5 hours.

(yes, since my wife asked also, do have a few nature pictures without the CT in it. But those looks just a little less nice.)

 

[TheLastStarfighter]

Some random pictures from a random ride I did somewhat local in CA.
Freeway stretches riding on FSD, fun road stretches driving myself.
Total 386 miles, home to home in 12.5 hours.

(yes, since my wife asked also, do have a few nature pictures without the CT in it. But those looks just a little less nice.)

Man, in that last shot I can almost smell the air and feel the stress leaving my body.

 

[GmP]

For the numbers nerds:
Total round trip was 386 miles; 275 on FSD (71%), 111 myself (29%)
kWh for driving (as the truck reports) 132, for 341Wh/mile

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