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Lots of obvious reasons: It wouldn't fit, it would make the tailgate heavier, and you couldn't have the cover partially closed or closed with the tailgate down.

Some details on the build. Obvious opportunities for aftermarket upgrades. Or Tesla sees what's failing and upgrades them at the factory.

Range seems limited by parts breaking not the battery ?

So he'll be venting heat or cold air out of the cab most of the time? Doesn't seem like a smart move.

They should overnight it to the Service center, pull one off the production line if needed.

I don't see a vent in this pic of the rear drive unit, the white tubing could lead to a remote vent or be a low pressure air line, or something unrelated.

Something like a kayak would not be a problem since it's an aerodynamic, (hydrodynamic) shape anyway but a piece of plywood could be an issue if it went past the front windshield. However a standard 8ft plywood would not stick out that far and should still be in the laminar flow of the vehicle.

You could add a "T" fitting in the high pressure line and put a quick connect air hose fitting on it for use in an emergency. I'd just keep a good portable air compressor in the truck instead.

I used to run Interco Super Swampers on my truck, insanely loud on the road, sounded like an airplane propeller, but saved me from a long hike back from the wilderness a few times. Wore out too fast on pavement for a daily driver though.

Why would you think the CT isn't still on the road? Driveability looks completely unaffected.

Higher voltage and temperature speeds degradation of the electrolyte and physical changes to the electrode. This paper gets deep into the weeds but the EE video above explains it well. Electrolytes for high-voltage lithium batteries

It is if you do mixed driving which most people do most of the time.

So what value is added for you that's worth $20K?

You aren't the only person who sees value in paying extra for the FS so I'm not sure why you apply zero value to it on resale.

I'm not sure that's going to be true, especially since no one can even sell a used CT for a while.

https://motrolix.com/2024/02/toyota-benchmarking-tesla-cybertruck-in-michigan-photos/

My question is if they head back to the office before it's empty how do they know the actual total range?

Looked like it, I think that's all they are shipping with now.

Down voted with angry face :mad: