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Storing a Cybertruck for months - ok to not leave plugged in?

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Wow. Thank you for all the replies. I think I have what I need. It's not that I can't leave it plugged in to 110, it's just inconvenient. Moving cars to get it out for a drive would be even worse. I have the 'critters' taken care of. I will check it once a week and when it drops to 20%, I'll dragged the cords over and bring it up. Thanks again for all the advice.
Abilisk---I have several classic/collector cars that I drive in the summer. The CT is my winter ride.
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Thank you Rixos. I will use 50% as the maximum. But, my question is---can I leave it unplugged and just plug it in when the charge gets low. Leaving it plugged in all the time is a pain because of where it's stored.
you can plug it in and just charge it when you need it. or you could set it to charge 1 minute a day. For example 12:00-12:01.
 
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Thanks again. You're right Crissa. I can probably check it once a month.
 

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Thanks again. You're right Crissa. I can probably check it once a month.
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As far as I know, the batrery level updates in the app without waking the vehicle. Just don't interact with it (or it will stay on a couple minutes which isn't a big deal). Oh, but turn off cabin overheat protection just in case.
 


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At the end of April I will be putting my CT into my shed until December. I know it's recommended to leave it plugged in all the time, but leaving it permanently plugged in is a bit of a pain. Can I simply check it once a week and when it gets down to 20%, plug it in and take it back up to 80%? Has anyone stored their CT for months at a time? Thanks for whatever information you have.
If able to check on charge and plug as needed, why are putting in storage for 8-9 months instead of driving
 

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