Jerryrigs towing video is not showing the cybertruck in a good light. When he cuts to the Rivian in the same test its much more luxurious and dead silent compared to noisy tesla. Perhaps that could be due to tires. Tesla also shows a semi immediately behind the vehicle, just like my S does pulling into the garage lol
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Cybertruck is a scam.
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Others have complained about that noise and have attributed it to the tires.
Anyone panicking about a cosmetic stain on their Cybertruck can simply put on a cosmetic/protective wrap.The beast will need a power station in tow... What a PoS....
Tesla Cybertruck Owners Who Drove 10,000 Miles Say Range Is 164 To 206 Miles
Also, the charging speeds are below par, but on the flip side, the sound system is awesome and the car is “a dream to drive.”insideevs.com
Deloreans never had staining issues with their Stainless Steel cars. Any blemished easily scrubbed off with a scotch bright.
Something else JRE pointed out that Kyle did previously is how poor the headlights are at lighting up the road.
It was an odd choice to put them so low and make them so small.
It was an odd choice to put them so low and make them so small.
sublimejackman
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Yeah. 2 hours to charge from 0 - 80% at a V2 supercharger, 45min at a V3. Makes me wonder why they didn't start rolling out the 800v superchargers in advance. Even just rolling out 4 or 5 locations in Austin and on the east/west coast to show that is was coming would have gone a long way. Maybe there is some technical issue we don't know aboutAnd then hours to charge it as a SuC....
Tesla Cybertruck gets 103 miles of towing range in the worst conditions possible
A Tesla Cybertruck range test has resulted in only 103 miles (166 km) of range, but it was performed in...electrek.co
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just as if Goodyear and Tesla had *no* time testing the tires and tire chemistry for road noise and vibrations during the.... 4+ yr delay....
looks badass and cyberpunk though!
At one point he momentarily lifts the throttle and most of the noise seemed to be a droning electric motor hum/buzz. Not sure how Tesla missed that in all their testing but that's an important needed refinement for anyone wanting to tow. Maybe Elon overrode the team's recommendations based on cost and 'wasted' production time.
I thought I heard they were exotic bespoke tires with interior foam for noise reduction.
FEERSUMENDJIN
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This is possibly the dumbest thread in the whole of TMC. Get back to Reddit.
Did Tesla even
I’m wondering if Tesla even looked at the best selling car in America and at least attempted to match it…. Or were they too arrogant and just said “we know what they want” “they will buy anything we put out”
I’m wondering if Tesla even looked at the best selling car in America and at least attempted to match it…. Or were they too arrogant and just said “we know what they want” “they will buy anything we put out”
jebinc
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Right, a complete joke - both the noise and those rationalizing it as normal or “to be expected”.
TessP100D
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The great news of the Cyberturd is spreading….. lol.
jebinc
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EVNow
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Can’t that be said about every thing … so all products should be 100% perfect, completely refined when they are released.
I recall at least one other CT owner having something similar happen. It's a copy/paste so who knows who the owner is but it doesn't appear to be in an area of freezing temps.
Unfortunately, there is always one that slips through the cracks. Hopefully they will get this persons truck back to him ASAP.
EVNow
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Funny story.And if those bugsmiss the gaps, expect instant corrosion. Even stated in the damn owners manual!
. Best of luck, early adopters!
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For my first car - I got some kind of junk package from the dealer. Got some bird poop that stained the car paint and was impossible to remove. Even the junk package excluded bird poop in small letters ….
sublimejackman
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The CT tires have "about half" the tread depth of the regular Goodyear AT tires - Out of Spec Reviews in his 70mph higways test video.
I suspect this is the reason why videos of the CT struggling in snow/slopes keep popping up.
I have a feeling a lot of R&D was focused on keeping the aesthetic and construction of the Cybertruck. Along with using the cheaper, newer batteries. With things like tires, towing, offroading, snow, etc. being assumptions that would come along with a working truck.
Then, when they looked up after three years and the range numbers started coming back in the 200s; they probably panicked and called Goodyear to see what could be done.
TessP100D
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And now this….
The Cyber-Turd fails again…
This just in…. The super special super strong can hold up Must standing on it Tonneau cover …. ahhh…. Isn’t even waterproof. Leaks like hell in the rain.
wow those are some special engineers at Tesla. 4 years of planning and design work and it leaks? WTF.
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