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So I don't know if other people have experienced this when using their mobile chargers. But I will say that it's entirely possible that it has nothing to do with the truck or the charger at all. I have no knowledge at all when it comes to RV parks, but maybe the supply is being split...

These numbers are really good and the range is basically on par with what I get from my model 3 at these speeds. Considering this is at higher speeds, and EV's are more efficient at lower speeds and city driving, I think anyone who is driving reasonably will likely be satisfied with their range.

I don't really see something that isn't intended to work, not working, to be trouble. The Cybertruck is still extremely limited in numbers, only delivered to notable people or Tesla employees, and it has to catch up to other Tesla models, which are some of the most technologically advanced...

Some people will come on here in almost every thread and complain about pretty much anything. I don't see this as an issue. The Cybertruck will not get as many miles/minute as other Tesla models because it uses more energy per mile and has a larger battery to make up the range. Even when we...

Yeah I've been saying this as probably the biggest benefit of electric vehicles. You do not have to go to a gas station. the majority of people (who can use home chargers) won't even have to go to a supercharger. I haven't ever used a supercharger or a public charger because Almost all my...

My first week with my Model 3 was shit compared to now. Which one of them already mentioned they got better range than when they first started driving (by a lot). We need to wait for actual range videos. By people that drive like a normal person would in their day to day driving.

People constantly talking as if range is everything and using minimal information to try to forge their opinions. It's a couple of drives, by new owners, one of which says his bad range and follows up with it got much much much better when they started driving normal. Does every EV get the...

I can't believe that a rivian gets stranded and one of the few Cybertrucks in existence just happen to be nearby and shows up to the rescue. I'm sure this will happen in the future, by any EV's that are able to charge another. but this just seems fake to me. Cool, but fake.

The OP wanted to know the easy of stealing one. Saying it's bolted in would, in my opinion, give false hope. If I really wanted your wall charger, at least the valuable part of it, give me under 1 minute and i'll have it off the wall. All that would be left would be the wirebox which can be...

So not going to read through 4 pages but it seems like no one wanted to answer the original question on the first page. there are two screws on the top and two on the bottom, they aren't regular screws and Tesla gives a bit to screw them in/out. I don't know why people were giving you a...

I get what you are saying but it is possible that Tesla could be uniquely at fault where a manufacturer of an ICE vehicle wouldn't be. I will point out first that there has to be some sort of evidence that the vehicle was defective if they are going to try to claim it was Teslas fault, I'm...

I used to have some friends that worked in car sales and from what i've been told, they are given about as much information as we are. They didn't know when new models would be available until immediately before the manufacturer released that information publically. It would be smart to keep...

Replacing the battery wouldn't be just that simple. The structural battery pack is also the floor of the vehicle. If you look at the structural battery pack teaser from battery day. The top part of the shell around the battery cells looks like it has mounts for the seats, as well as all the...

This is true but because of net metering, my bills when I do need grid power, which is basically just rare occasions in the winter for myself, I am only paying some tax on. Now this won't be the case for everyone, My solar setup cost me a lot of money because I like being self reliant, for a lot...

That was my mistake, I misread both the articles I was reading. I'm not trying to use myself as an example for these situations other than vague situations that someone like me might be in. I have a full solar setup and 6 powerwalls. I had my house built with sustainability in mind with...

You said it was a dumb worry and then you failed to mention the actual situation that I just said I would be worried about. I am someone who travels for work quite a lot, my wife is used to me being gone a couple days at a time or if it's a really big project, i can be gone for week. Sometimes...

I can definitely see the appeal for wanting vehicle to home support in the Cybertruck. The only thing that I can see as an arguement against that is it's not really a problem that vehicles should be solving. I'm sure a lot of people might disagree with me there but I think that turning your...

I've just been voicing what me and others are trying to express, which is just a more realistic expectation on what the warranty will almost certainly be. I wish you and all of us the best of luck in getting a warranty that far surpasses any other warranty offered in the EV market by Tesla or...

Of course my research and probably anyones research will show that the average Tesla will have much better retention than 70% at the end of the warranty. My truck is so far beyond it's estimated life because i take care of it. My car is older than an average car when it is junked and has far...

You are completely right here. The only issue is that I was using arbitrary numbers as an example and you are just saying what you want. Now no one is going to blame you for having that desire, we're just voicing our own opinions and reasoning behind why we don't think that's going to happen...