Re:Tesla announces Cybertruck deliveries in November, with 1...
by TheAlchemist on Wednesday October 18, 2023 @06:18PM
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I've seen the links you listed - the range in this tests is given without the cargo weight - it's totally meaningless for a truck.
For all we know, the truck could be almost empty, or almost fully loaded with extra batteries. We just don't know.
Don't you think that it should be easy to find the 'price was listed somewhere' ? We are talking about a product that was supposedly released 1 year ago. Where are independent reviews of it ? There are none.
Re:Tesla announces Cybertruck deliveries in November, with 1...
by jojobas on Wednesday October 18, 2023 @06:19PM
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That's odd. Previously Pepsico reported they were only getting decent range when hauling potato chips, i.e. air, and were limited to 100-odd miles delivering beverages (obviously going empty about half the way too).
https://results-2023.runonless.com/truck/?day=1&depot=pepsic...
The Semi specs list "Fully Loaded at 82k lbs Gross Combination Weight" for their stats, maybe you're looking for something else?
Apparently price was/is listed somewhere, or maybe you have to deal with Tesla directly, because they are currently focused on fleets, and don't have to still set-up the increased charging infrastructure (?) https://www.carexpert.com.au/car-news/tesla-semi-prices-rele...