There's another owner who got 178 miles on a full charge. 70 degrees, tonneau closed, minimal ac usage, over 800 wh/mi at speeds over 70.
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Not surprised. This is about what our r1s ends up with, having to baby it to near the fabled 200-250mi.
Throwing a heavy brick through the air tends to make lots o drag.
I predict that the same will happen with the Model 3 when it comes out. Lots of inventory
I love how this guy basically made up a narrative in his head that didn’t actually exist and links that to the cyber trucks supposed inevitable success.
This thing is DOA and is a total laughing stock
This thing is DOA and is a total laughing stock
jabloomf1230
Minister of Silly Walks
Hyperbole much? The CT is a winner with the car media and is a complete success with the public. Tesla can't produce them fast enough. There, I can do it too.
I like watching the videos. I'm going to like reviewing the current posted videos 2 years from now. No stress. (same thing I did when the Model 3 came out).
I'm currently on a 4-year reservation wait list. What else am I going to do but watch videos till I get mine.
Not scarry at all to me.
It’s for sure scary people are getting 700-900 wh/mi without even towing.
Naaahhhh... I'm getting one even if it gets 1000wh/mi. I suppose that's why it's not scary to me.
Plus - mine is 4 years away according to my registration number.
I'm interested in what the wh/mi will be 4 years from now. Any stats on 4 years from now?
Gotta hope it isn't more 4680 misery but I wouldn't put it past Elon to prioritize production/revenue. It's always caveat emptor when buying anything Elon is peddling/selling.
One of my daughter's friends bought a CT and quickly declared she hates it. I guess she needs to keep it for a year, sell it back to Tesla, otherwise possibly pay a fee.
AlanSubie4Life
Efficiency Obsessed Member
This will mean a smaller range hit when towing.*
*Assuming this is due to bad aero and not a really inefficient drivetrain I guess.
Cross-posting this as there's some dude on the other forum who is very negative and IMO suspect. "Our Cyber Life" just posted this morning and it looks like they're currently sitting at 110 mi driven, 41kWh used, 373Wh/mi. They got almost 800Wh/mi on their first trip driving 85mph with the tonneau open and heat on, so it's very dependent on driving style, speed, etc. We'll learn more as more data comes out.
Lol.
He’s an actual tesla employee and he’s being doubted or seen as negative by reporting his experience.
This is amazing.
There are 3 or 4 posting their charging and range experience with pictures and people are attacking them and calling it FUD. It's crazy.
I'm not attacking Our Cyber Life. Sorry if I wasn't clear. Our Cyber Life on YT are posting their honest experiences and being very transparent, we should all appreciate that. Our Cyber Life has gotten anywhere from 800Wh/mi down to under 400Wh/mi. I 100% believe their experience.
Fragile egos.
Another EV truck maker suffers from the same ownership base, despite thinking they weren’t competitors.
Clearly, this must be the sentiment of the entire population . /s
Stop with all this exaggeration. The Cybertruck is a success from the standpoint of every reviewer, even reviewers wanting to hate the truck! NOT HYPERBOLE!
Your daughter’s friend either did not understand what the Cybertruck would deliver, had completely wrong expectations or, is imaginary!
One last thought…you are also telling us that your daughter’s friend, clearly must be a tesla supporter, as this person was one of the first to order the Cybertruck during the reveal, received it, and is now not happy with it…something is not right with this.
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