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This will hopefully be another big leap forward for FSD and with any luck the CT won't have to wait 4 months to get it. Elon has 14.3 as "the last big piece of the puzzle" As a long term Tesla investor and multiple vehicle FSD I hope this is a meaningful bump as I am ready to take a nap while...

Based on the stock price and knee jerk reaction of this NHTSA probe some Tesla fans are saying this is a bad thing and a hit-job. I think Tesla is WAY ahead on this and if anything this is a good thing for people who use FSD, especially those in rainy/snowy/foggy areas as it will push Tesla to...

After reading through hundreds of comments, using Grok deep search, I think I finally figured it out. This is the new fan blade that will make the ventilated seats in the cybertruck work as well as the M3 and MY

Met a fellow CT owner at a supercharger and noticed the top of his vault had some "modifications" He said after 5 different service center appointments, them adding a slat on the first, and the rest of the time telling him it was "in spec" he took black silicone to the top area by the glass and...

With concerns about cybertruck sales we needed some kind of boost to increase sales, get production ramp going, and put more trucks on the road. Approval from the Always Sunny cast may do just that.

Got an alert that a tire was low, looked over it, found a screw (great). BUT it was pretty much dead center of the tire, contemplated putting a plug in it myself but for $30 decided to take it to Tire Kingdom as they do Tesla/Rivian tires daily. Know how to properly lift an EV, foam lined tires...

Question for the business owners out there who have purchased a Foundation Series CT with Free Lifetime Supercharging. Have a good friend who has a crawlspace business (crawling around and fixing drain lines, drafts, joists, etc). He has decided to go electric and I am trying to talk him out...

It looks like Cybertruck deliverers for Q1 are under 12,000 with the X and S in there likely way under 12,000. Q1 2024~2,715 Q2 2024~11,558 Q3 2024~16,692 Q4 2024~11,724 Q1 2025 likely less than 10,000 Which means that despite production ramp Q1 was the worst quarter for the CT since...

Per Wes on X FINALLY a fix to the wiper.

Kyle gives his thoughts after 4,500 fast miles put on the CT. Likely one of the most, if not the most anticipated reviews, between this and Sandy Monroe's will give us a very good idea on this truck. Overall summary/thoughts are at 35:44 min. of the video. Long video but some highlights...

Pulling the medium size travel trailer, was getting around 1,185 wh/mile netting about 80-90 miles of range if using 80-100% of the battery pack. 5,800lb trailer Max speed of 65 mph Average speed of about 55MPH as a mix of city/town/country driving Almost whole battery was used for first 92 mile...

Not a perfect test but JRE is pretty well respected and he recently did a towing test. Not good news for towing with the CT, but props to JRE for doing the test and I believe Our Cyber Life for loaning the vehicle for testing. Cold weather but above freezing. Max of about 65MPH some town...

Two owners that now have over 10,000 miles on their Cybertruck shared the good, the bad, and the ugly. Info is not 100% comprehensive but very grateful to have it from one of the most driven CTs that was not a test vehicle. AWD CT 9,944 miles on odometer on Jan 14th, broke 10,000 Jan 15th Took...

TLDR With a medium weight and pretty aerodynamic load the AWD CT can tow for 90-165 miles if using 100% of the battery pack. Or if using 75% of the battery pack which is typical about 68-119 miles of towing range. This is in line with the reports of the CT having about 200 miles of real world...

*Edit, bunch of new info out, posts added along with TLDR TLDR after 75+ days and now over 20,000 miles and dozens of reports on CTs AWD CT Costs $116k out the door (Beast is about $123k may be more depending on your state taxes etc) AWD CT has about 203 miles of range (AWD with AS Tires)...

As some of the foundation series trucks are being released some people are posting their trips on medium to long road trips. So as we get an idea of real world range it looks pretty rough. Highway driving, with HVAC taking up to 800 wh/mile Can't imagine what that will be when towing something...