If Silicon Valley was still airing, Russ Hanneman would have one of these.
Please, it barely has thousandaire doors. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=M2Xe-U4NcyU
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Tesla Cybertruck Pricing and Specs
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#12How come the "Cyberbeast" model has the same 11k lbs Towing Capacity as the "All Wheel Drive" version ($30k cheaper)? The Cyberbeast has significantly more Torque at 10,296 lb-ft vs. "All Wheel Drive" at 7,435
Presumably the limit is the hitch, not the drive train. You can put only so much force on a standard-sized chunk of steel.
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#13How come the "Cyberbeast" model has the same 11k lbs Towing Capacity as the "All Wheel Drive" version ($30k cheaper)? The Cyberbeast has significantly more Torque at 10,296 lb-ft vs. "All Wheel Drive" at 7,435
It could be a rating on the frame and hitch that keeps it at that level. Or possibly braking.
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#14So the $40K CyberTruck is actually $61,000 and works on the assumption of tax credits being available at the end of 2025, 2 years from now... oh, and we've gone back to the bullshit of "subtracting gas costs from the "probable price"."
Another Elon lie. Four, nearly five years after initial claims - meant to be available in 2021, and 52% more expensive.
"Range: 250 - 500 miles". Another lie. Try 250 - 340. 33% less.
No solar roof.
The brake lights might be tied with the Mini for the worst/least intuitive brake lights in history (the Mini has the left light with the left half of the Union Jack, i.e. looks like a right arrow, and the right light with the right half, looking like a left arrow, while the Cyber Truck actually turns OFF lights on the light bar to signify braking is happening, and turns them ON when no braking is happening).
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#15The whole Cybertruck site is really well designed - animations are subtle and way less choppy/annoying (on my M2 Mac) than Apple's website.
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#16How come the "Cyberbeast" model has the same 11k lbs Towing Capacity as the "All Wheel Drive" version ($30k cheaper)? The Cyberbeast has significantly more Torque at 10,296 lb-ft vs. "All Wheel Drive" at 7,435
Likely what the frame/towhook attachment is rated for, rather than the motors
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#18Are there any videos of how well a driver can see out of this thing to the sides and rear? I can't imagine it's great.
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#19How come the "Cyberbeast" model has the same 11k lbs Towing Capacity as the "All Wheel Drive" version ($30k cheaper)? The Cyberbeast has significantly more Torque at 10,296 lb-ft vs. "All Wheel Drive" at 7,435
Without knowing much about towing things, I'd guess it's limited by the brakes. Could also be whatever attaches the tow hitch to the frame.
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#20That isn't a 500 mile range for $40,000.