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It'll depend on the battery size and the frontal area of the trailer. The typical 7k cargo trailer will knock range down to about 370 at 55mph, IIRC from the calculations I did. Physics for the win!
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looks like front underbelly cutouts to mount front accessories like winch mount or snow plow... :)

Doesn't look like any easy way to open a passage from the back seat through to the bed.
That is a bummer. :poop::poop::poop:
Maybe the top secret accessory team will create a kit....
Anybody have a contact there?
It would be a HUGE benefiit to campers to be able to use and move between the cabin and the bed with a foldup or popup camper setup, or just a sleeping bag!. I have a Space Camper reserved... Awesome fit and versatility, easy on/off, expands bed volume too.
 

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front center console removable? access from front to rear while on long trips....
hope so.
 

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Doesn't look like any easy way to open a passage from the back seat through to the bed.
access from front to rear while on long trips....
hope so.

I just watched his video and was reading through the YT comments he was answering and if there is one thing he is answering as 100%, it is that there will be no pass through or mid gate access/opening.

I am with many who have said they’ll just wait for official details from Tesla before jumping on the pleased or upset bandwagon. Of everything he talked about in the video, I’m most interested in hearing what the range will be on the ’top trim’. I expected to pay up for a tri or quad motor, whatever it ends up being, but paying up also had the expectation of ~500 miles range. If they put in a smaller sized pack to save money/weight and it comes in at 400 miles range…. I’ll have to wait and see.
 

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I just watched his video and was reading through the YT comments he was answering and if there is one thing he is answering as 100%, it is that there will be no pass through or mid gate access/opening.

I am with many who have said they’ll just wait for official details from Tesla before jumping on the pleased or upset bandwagon. Of everything he talked about in the video, I’m most interested in hearing what the range will be on the ’top trim’. I expected to pay up for a tri or quad, whatever it ends up being, but paying up also meant ~500 miles range. If they put in a smaller sized pack to save money/weight and it comes in at 400 miles range, I’ll have decisions to make.
I think I would be okay with paying announcement price for 400 mile range. If the other option is pay more for 500 miles. (all depends of course)
 


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They moved the charge port in the previous prototypes so this change has been around for a little while and is likely sticking around.

The v4 chargers actually do have a longer charge cable.

Cybertrucks are likely going to be a little frustrating at normal Superchargers. We might end blocking multiple stalls the with the F150 and Rivian owners do.
Tesla is generally pretty thoughtful about this type of stuff I'm sure they have will have worked the solution into the final design to account for all chargers in their charging network esp if they are opening up chargers to so many more EVs in the coming months / years. They won't want chargers being double parked esp not by 1M newly ordered CTs 😂
 

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Likely a cover for the hitch.
Yea.

Very likely juts work in progress with exposed wiring. Covered to make it look neat on investor day.
 

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Munro Live actually visited the factory where these bedliners are reported to have been made.

Did they have insider knowledge and get the scoop on other YTers? Was it just deductive reasoning and they took the opportunity to boldly go where no others had gone before? Regardless, I found it interesting.



This is a global company with offices in MI, China, Germany, Mexico and many others. Hmm.
 
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Munro Live actually visited the factory where these bedliners are reported to have been made.
mess an interesting watch, thanks

having watched, I’d be a bit surprised if the Tesla pieces were made here. Only because the CEO seemed surprisingly loose with disclosing details of their partners (and even their partners’ inner thoughts)! When he briefly discusses Tesla, he sounds like an outsider looking in - and given the rest of his discussion, I’d think he’d have made a point of describing their work with Tesla in nearly awkward detail

but the materials discussions certainly sound like the sort of thinking that would go into Tesla’s thinking - particularly interesting hearing sandy poo-poo the cost and unnecessarily complexity of stamping beds out of steel when these alternative materials are better
 


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Suicide doors LOOK cool but they REALLY suck to get out of if both front and rear passengers are getting out. Forget trying to get something out of the backseat if you are parked near someone else. Absolute hell (speaking from an F-150 perspective)

Absolute pain in the ass.
I have a 1935 Chevy with suicide doors.
They are the easiest doors to get in and out of in any of the vehicles I’ve ever owned.
Maybe Ford just did a really poor job?
 

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I have a 1935 Chevy with suicide doors.
They are the easiest doors to get in and out of in any of the vehicles I’ve ever owned.
Maybe Ford just did a really poor job?
Yes. You have to have the front door open to open the rear which creates an entrapment area in tight parking... The person getting out of the rear has to slide forward into the space made by the front door opening in order to close their door so they can then slide back by the rear door so the front person can slide back by the rear door in order to close the front door... It's a process.

But yeah, independent doors that happen to be suicide doors are easy to egress and ingress. With today's latches and electronics, I'm a little surprised nobody makes them at scale.
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