While a Tesla owner was at the Tesla service center, two Cybertrucks that Tesla had been testing in rough off-road conditions in Baja California arrived. The owner mentioned that Cybertruck drivers told her the cyberrtruck will be able to go 500 miles on a single charge.
While a Tesla owner was at the Tesla service center, two Cybertrucks that Tesla had been testing in rough off-road conditions in Baja California arrived.
The owner mentioned that they told her the truck will be able to go 500 miles on a single charge.@elonmusk @greggertruck pic.twitter.com/Gw4IZwkkH6— Dima Zeniuk (@DimaZeniuk) October 14, 2023
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My concern is in winter …- distance and Towing.
Please provide the information on real life issue
It had better get 500 empty to even hope for 150 while towing.
You’re exaggerating.
If it’s 500 miles by itself, then towing something big enough it could cut it nearly in half.
Also HVAC uses a lot of power, but it will have a heat pump to help with that.
So I suppose worst case would be hauling a big trailer in the winter, you would likely get around 200 miles.
Which for a worst case scenario, is pretty awesome.
Your right…..any way you cut it…..its awesome for $8 fill up 😂
You’re exaggerating.
If it’s 500 miles by itself, then towing something big enough it could cut it nearly in half.
Also HVAC uses a lot of power, but it will have a heat pump to help with that.
So I suppose worst case would be hauling a big trailer in the winter, you would likely get around 200 miles.
Which for a worst case scenario, is pretty awesome.
You’re exaggerating.
If it’s 500 miles by itself, then towing something big enough it could cut it nearly in half.
Also HVAC uses a lot of power, but it will have a heat pump to help with that.
So I suppose worst case would be hauling a big trailer in the winter, you would likely get around 200 miles.
Which for a worst case scenario, is pretty awesome.