Uncle Paul
Well-Known Member
Capt, Understand your situation and desire to use a Cybertruck to do your fun trips. You could try it in warmer and nicer weather to see exactly how much reserve you will have coming home. Then use that data to determine suitability for winter exploration.
Previous reports have shown others having difficulty using small generators as range extenders. Seems like the current draw for a Tesla often caused challenges with the little generators. They have come up with several work arounds, but still getting an efficient charge can be iffy.
If you are able to restrict the amount of "driving around" at your destination, it might work out, but it seemed from the tone of your OP that your CyberTruck needs to do "real truck stuff". My answer is that it will depend on just how much you are going to push it.
Since the Truck is yet to be produced, it makes it a challenge to give you a real positive answer. Don't believe that reliance on a small generator will give you the extra kick you are looking for.
Previous reports have shown others having difficulty using small generators as range extenders. Seems like the current draw for a Tesla often caused challenges with the little generators. They have come up with several work arounds, but still getting an efficient charge can be iffy.
If you are able to restrict the amount of "driving around" at your destination, it might work out, but it seemed from the tone of your OP that your CyberTruck needs to do "real truck stuff". My answer is that it will depend on just how much you are going to push it.
Since the Truck is yet to be produced, it makes it a challenge to give you a real positive answer. Don't believe that reliance on a small generator will give you the extra kick you are looking for.