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That's the nice thing about Tesla. Most things, if possible through software, if they are demanded enough, we get them. I think they already anticipate people will sleep in the bed on occasion and knew they needed some sort of light option. and you can dim it from your phone, which is...

1. Not really enough of a sample size to determine this. I've only seen one mention of this from Out of Spec and while I do think they give a good analysis, it's a single persons opinion and can't be shown as well on video. We will have to see from further use by actual customers as time goes...

I'm still wondering where you are getting 59" from. I know the base of the bed is 73" and apparently 66" at the height of the tailgate height. This was measured in a post weeks back. Now I can only assume you are talking about the lip from the roof that goes over the cover, measured to...

I think most people will be open minded about the Cybertruck in the real world. People get into all these arguments about the Cybertruck compared to other electric trucks or even ICE trucks, but electric trucks are their own market and I personally think that the current 3 electric trucks are...

That one looked pretty bad i'll agree. But I would basically just want to get it in writing from the delivery people that my truck panels would be adjusted at a later date. Just like when i got my model 3, I had the non-matrix headlights, I wanted the matrix headlights, it was an issue that...

That would be a good use for it as well. I would probably go garage door / light bar (aftermarket). If they have this kind of button ready for when I get my truck, I would probably make it go to extract height (if that can be one button programmable), because for the first few weeks when I...

I assume that someone would be more worried about the glass roof than the tailgate. So I would merely ask the operator of the loader to give more room on that side and i'll happily let some stuff fall off the tailgate and onto the ground. If it seems like it'll be a lot, I'll grab a shovel...

I'm glad the removal is easy. I'm planning on doing this myself as well. That little hexagonal indent that remains would actually make a really good spot for one of those aftermarket "SEXY" buttons that you can buy online. Obviously one made specifically for that space and in the same shape...

I like the demonstration because I've heard a couple people mention that because of the sails, the Cybertruck couldn't be filled with a standard loader and would require an excavator. I always agreed that you'll have to drop things a little higher, but I never thought it would be impossible...

Did you have any narrow delivery window (other than the span of a few months) prior to this? If not, it could be an indication that Tesla was waiting to have an update ready to push before they released Cybertrucks. It's also possible that it was going to another customer that declined...

Then obviously you feel better as a ford customer and there isn't really any reason for you to switch. Then you're happy with your vehicle and experience and the next person in line is happy. But people complaining about about things that Tesla does that they have always done as if it's new...

Tesla, in my opinion, gives a reasonable amount of information. First of all, I'm not talking about reservation holders. The Cybertruck was delayed a lot for a lot of reasons and it's not all that uncommon to reserve something and hear basically nothing back for a long period of time from a...

This is my worry for the Cybertruck. I drive my model 3 pretty responsibly but I definitely had fun with it quite a few times and if I get a friend of a friend in there that has never rode in a Tesla, I'll show them the acceleration and how it handles. I'm not saying I won't have fun with...

Yes The range test that was performed at a lower temperature with almost completely highway miles is what people should be expecting, especially with those tires. The charging curve is obviously something Tesla will be putting time towards improving, like they have done already to improve...

My only concern is that I don't have one yet. Please pass that along.

This is still, for most people, not a common event to need to drive such a specific distance to a place that you will spend the night and be able to charge slowly. If we use the range test results of 254 miles, is about 80% of estimated range with those tires. Adjust that to about 272 for...

So one thing to keep in mind is that we've had a total of one real range test with the Cybertruck where they made an effort to keep it as realistic as possible. Generally a sample size of 1 is frowned upon in the statistic community. Will it be different to the average in the future? no clue...

The corner that it leaks in is actually fairly well guarded from rain with the roof coming over the cover a good amount. The leak is most likely just because water is being sent up under that part of the roof and it is probably adding water to the space the cover is stored faster than it can...

Yeah two different experiences and I think that it's intended to be mostly waterproof. Even the leak shown in the video by Our Cyber Life, it's leaking from the upper corner after having water sprayed up there, but in light-moderate rain, that might not have any leak because the roof comes out...

From Tesla's history, I suspect the Cybertruck is priced high and will eventually reduce in price over the next couple years. As for FSD, that will probably go up. I expect FSD price to go up when version 12 improvements are out to the average person and can show even half as much...