They are super cautious with charge curves. We need more Cybertrucks on the road in order to get the real world data needed to make safe changes.
Comparing a big EV truck to a 2 door ICE is crazy to me.
No I understand it’s a truck and should cost more. Given equal costs, the charging time is a dealbreaker. I can’t afford to lose that much time traveling for work in the morning. Tight schedule.
Show me any EV that charges faster than it takes to fill up a two door ICE car.
I do believe they are cautious. I do not believe they need more data. If you look at the other Tesla models (Y & 3), they have the data and the charging curve has not changed much. If you compare it to other EV providers, they are able to charge at higher speeds for a longer period of time. So I don't think it is a data issue, it is an engineering issue.
My gas stove is inconvenient because I must keep going out for another propane tank
?
Tesla is more cautious about battery health than other manufacturers, because the others simply don't understand (or care) about it. The stealership model of legacy auto is to rapidly manufacture as cheaply as possible, and hope people don't notice how much they are spending on repair and replacement.
