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Not around Texas it's not. Further your straw man is noted and failed. You CAN STOP in that 240 mile trip, and get GAS, snacks, meals, whatever, just not juice at a super charger. Thanks for playing.

The koolaid is high there. They had to turn around. The trucks never did. 210 mils at 85mph does not happen in a cyber truck. And it's 240 to get the the nearest supercharger. Again, little thing called reality keeps getting in the way of your non-arguments.

Your lack of argument and concession is noted.

No, it’s mind reading. You don’t know what is in the minds or requirements or what is actually used by those buying long range models. Thanks for moving the goal posts for top speed. Another declaration of a lost argument. Youre wrong and you continue to pile on yourself. I await your next...

Sure oh mighty mind readers here know better than all other people do about themselves! ? It's impressive several of you truly believe you know better than all the people that bought 350+mile range teslas. Shocked I'm not shocked. And you've moved the goal post. We are not talking about 'most...

Your tiny minuscule percentage is a total fabrication of your … opinion. You have nothing to back it up statistically. People that buy the extra range do it in significant number and that alone belies your pure whims of anecdotal conjecture as they captaincy no what they need better than you do...

It flew over your head. Preferences and physics are often very intertwined. Those places where the trucks had to turn back, the gas powered trucks did not have to, because there were enough stations around. I have a bunch of routes I need to drive but one of them is from Lubbock to Wichita...

I agree "most" dont drive nor require 300+ range. I disagree that it's some minuscule minority. Tesla doesnt build 350+ mile 3/Y/S models for a tiny minuscule minority. Enough people do need it. They don't need it regularly or even the vast majority of the time. But on enough occasions to...

Of course your sense of most or edge is “the one true way”to see it. ? No other percentage break outs are possible. ? Got it. ?

Thanks for your diagnosis. I’ll pass on it. I’ll refer you to some trips people took to camp and the truck couldn’t make it. It’s not anxiety, it’s physics.

It's not 85mph the entire way, but average traffic speed is about 80-95 along most of the route. It does have superchargers, but the 250kwh charging places are a useless 40miles away from where I start (so when I get there I would still have 80+% charge) or stretch to about 175miles from where...

Wow it's spooky how your analysis lines up with my own. I think that they had to open the waiting list up to everyone speaks volumes. I think the waiting list was like 2million at one point? But no doubt raising the price by 40k and lowering the range by 40% was going to keep the number of...

Thanks so much, I completely missed that. We do know tesla time lines are often very aspirational. :D But fingers crossed, here's hoping!

Wow that's super helpful. Do you remember when/where you saw them saying it will go into production with the dry tech? A link perhaps? Thanks!

I very much agree. I did not check CSS, that’s a good point. If I just get one in the middle it would work great. I’ll check for it. I do think as more chargers are added, it becomes less and less of an issue. That said, in some parts of the country that may be years away. Thanks for the...

“Think they need” is highly presumptuous, so is your valuation of edge case. I can call your case something too, but will refrain. Trucks have a far greater diversity of cases than some seem to be capable of imagining or actually comprehending the use cases of actual workers using them for...

You’re wrong. It rides way better. The cross linked suspension is way better. I drove both. It’s not close. the cross linked suspension keeps the car level in turns breaking and acceleration, and even when yanking the wheel hard in turns side to side in a slalom, yet remains supple over...

I try to give thumbs up whenever I see them. Love the design. That said, once production ramps up they will be kind of ubiquitous. It will either go the way of the PT cruiser or the VW bug. We kind of already have an alternative version of 'punch buggy' game going when we see them now.

Obviously your use case is the only one that matters to everyone else that might have a different use case. /sarcasm For me, I have a regular 240mile trip (one way, so 480 round trip) i take 20 times a year, and there are no super chargers in the middle. The posted speed limits are 85mph, and...