The Practicality of Towing and Carrying with the Tesla Cybertruck

⚡️The Cybertruck's range is affected by factors like battery degradation, temperature, and driving conditions.

🔋The Cybertruck's battery degradation results in approximately 5% loss after 50,000 miles and 10% loss after 100,000 miles.

🚚Towing heavy trailers can cause a significant range loss, around 50% for a box trailer and even more for heavier loads.

🌡️Extreme temperatures, especially cold weather, can reduce the Cybertruck's range by around 30% to 40%.

🔌The Cybertruck can charge quickly with Tesla's V4 superchargers, allowing for a 15% to 85% charge in 18 to 20 minutes.

How does battery degradation affect the Cybertruck's range?

—Battery degradation results in approximately 5% loss after 50,000 miles and 10% loss after 100,000 miles, reducing the Cybertruck's range.

Does towing affect the range of the Cybertruck?

—Yes, towing heavy trailers can cause a significant range loss, around 50% for a box trailer and even more for heavier loads.

How does temperature affect the Cybertruck's range?

—Extreme temperatures, especially cold weather, can reduce the Cybertruck's range by around 30% to 40%.

How long does it take to charge the Cybertruck?

—With Tesla's V4 superchargers, the Cybertruck can go from a 15% to 85% charge in 18 to 20 minutes, allowing for quick charging.

Should I get the range extender add-on for the Cybertruck?

—The range extender is recommended, especially for heavy towing or carrying, as it increases the Cybertruck's range and practicality.

00:00The Cybertruck's range is affected by factors like battery degradation, temperature, and driving conditions.

03:11Battery degradation results in approximately 5% loss after 50,000 miles and 10% loss after 100,000 miles.

07:27Towing heavy trailers can cause a significant range loss, around 50% for a box trailer and even more for heavier loads.

11:51Extreme temperatures, especially cold weather, can reduce the Cybertruck's range by around 30% to 40%.

12:49The Cybertruck can charge quickly with Tesla's V4 superchargers, allowing for a 15% to 85% charge in 18 to 20 minutes.