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I just thought of another idea: someone makes an inflatable mattress whose bottom is textured to sit on top of the center console and seats when they are fully reclined back. Only problem is if that leaves enough headroom for you to move around/not feel claustrophoic when you're on the...

definitely works for campsites, but not truck stops or parking lots.

yeah would probably have to be a third party developer, maybe someone like unplugged performance the sponsor of this channel

I've been a Cybertruck reservation holder since december 2019 and have been a Model Y owner since oct 2021. One of my favorite features of my Model Y is that it's great for road trips and for car camping. Combing all of the trips I've taken, I've probably spent ~2 months sleeping in my Model Y...

I have often thought about a "cyberzodiac" mode, wherein an onboard compressor is used to inflate rubber tubes that are in a hidden compartment in the wheel wells. These inflated tubes would add to the buoyancy of the truck like arm floaties. Then you put an outboard motor running on the 220v

Yeah, i really want to know, too.

Yeah, even if Tesla or a third party is able to develop some kind of software to unlock flat towing a 3/Y, i think the towing vehicle will probably have to also be a Tesla; the two vehicles would speak the same language and be easier to sync on matched accleration/braking. I have a harder time...

I'll be honest, the answers to these questions from my end are a whole lot of "I don't know" I certainly don't have any expertise in how to actually develop the towing system, I was just sharing an idea I had, wondering if anyone else had thought of the same thing. that said, the most likely...

I foresee most of the use of the Cyberlandr as a bathroom/shower and for food storage, maybe some food prep space. Most of the actual living and sleeping space would be provided by a large bell tent, something like this -- What I envision is setting up to stay at a hipcamp or wwoof for...

Yeah, i've been looking into hitch cargo carriers for a while now, to use for the current road trips we take with our Model Y right now. This is a good point, but hard to assess how much of our stuff we'd really be able to fit just in the backseat and frunk of the Cybertruck. I'm not an...

No I hadn't seen his projects yet, but after seeing firsttruck's postings I will start looking into it.

In recent months, a number of companies (thor, lightship, etc) have been rolling out these trailer concepts that have onboard batteries and motors, so they are self-powered, to a degree, in order to reduce the power use of the towing vehicle. I really like these concepts, but the cost is high...