I took the Tesla Cybertruck up Pikes Peak in Colorado. Here are some energy stats:
Going Up
Distance: 19mi
Total Energy: 24 kWh
Avg. Energy: 1,252 Wh/mi
Going Down
Distance: 19mi
Total Energy: -12 kWh (downhill, so negative)
Avg. Energy: -651 Wh/mi
Net (Total Trip)
Distance: 38mi
Total Energy: 12 kWh
Avg. Energy: 325 Wh/mi
- Gaining energy downhill was awesome, and the net output was way less than I expected.
- Drive by wire made this really fun, especially on tight turns.
- Met lots of folks who the Cybertruck
Going Up
Distance: 19mi
Total Energy: 24 kWh
Avg. Energy: 1,252 Wh/mi
Going Down
Distance: 19mi
Total Energy: -12 kWh (downhill, so negative)
Avg. Energy: -651 Wh/mi
Net (Total Trip)
Distance: 38mi
Total Energy: 12 kWh
Avg. Energy: 325 Wh/mi
- Gaining energy downhill was awesome, and the net output was way less than I expected.
- Drive by wire made this really fun, especially on tight turns.
- Met lots of folks who the Cybertruck