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" The P100D battery weighs 625 kg " 625kg = 1377.89 Lbs 1 MW = 1000 KW therefore you need 10 P100D batteries to make a 1 mwH battery, 1377.89 lbs x 10 would equal 13,779 lbs https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla_Model_S#:~:text=The P100D battery weighs 625,kWh software-limited battery option...

Pick favorite RV add a PowerWall or 2, done 1MW is a crazy amount of power it would be way to heavy. 1MW is 1000KW as batterires are measured in kwH; 1 mwH would be enough to fill 10 P100 Model S from 0 to 100%. You'd NEVER need that much in an RV. LOL

So I skimmed most of this and aside from the first article all of this seems to just be generic electrical component tech and nothing specific to any particular component in the Cybertruck or anything specific that Tesla uses, does. Where's the association?

There are currently 2 Cybertrucks I believe and theyve been testing since Nov. of last year ;)

Pretty sure you just agreed with me

Naw I dont want it to run on crappy Amazon branded Android. I just want the Alexa app to run on the display so I can use it to access my home devices connected through her.

@TruckElectric You need to tl;dr this stuff man.

Same, same https://apps.apple.com/us/app/amazon-alexa/id944011620

Spot?

Alexa.

^^^This. I like that there wont be anything a little Naval Jelly and a SOS pad cant take care of.

I would have been down for a Bollinger but they are years behind initial forecast and now double the price with half the range of other offerings. They are no longer worth it for the "everyday consumer" IMO

#1 - Truck #2 - Stainless #3 - Badass performance #4 - Maintenance - well lack there of #5 - I'ma gear head trying to always have the best that fits my need/want. That being said EVs are the future no sense in saying with a dying breed.

It's cool to see them testing but this info was hardly relevant to what we need to know in the real world. For example they state that they easily exceeded their (ridiculously low) "maintain 40MPH" up a grade. But they didnt say by how much or what speed they were able to maintain. I'd HOPE...

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Since this thread is really only about the "feels", I'll add my $0.02. The band is perfectly capable of performing the needed job over the lifetime of the vehicle. For those thinking of 3D printing their own band spacer so that it "looks prettier", DON'T. #1 3D printed plastics dont hold up...

From what I've gathered on Twitter, Tesla has it's own vehicle to phone interface and will not use CarPlay. As for acoustics? Teslas reportedly have better than average sound because they are quieter than typical vehicles...which equates to not having to have the volume so loud as to induce...

FNG here ?