That's my new daily driver. I'm wondering about the efficiency and canister recharge capability. Im sure it will be faster than my Model 3 SR but I'm thinking it won't have a baby seat mounting option.
In any case, I've been mowing lawns for several years now and finally have the cash to buy...
If it's important to you, demand Tesla try and fix them. Stainless steel is a bitch to work with and even harder (pun intended) to manipulate once formed. While the exoskeleton idea was intriguing, it was not fully implemented due to basic engineering challenges. The inevitable problem with...
If you watch Chuck Cooks Youtube FSD drives (and if you don't, why not?), there is a significant difference between FSD on his Ai4 Model Y and his Ai4 Cybertruck. The cars are currently on the same FSD software version and the Cybertruck has many intervention issues while the Model Y does not...
I'm fortunate to have 2 Tesla Service/Delivery Centers within a 10-30 minute radius. One has the minimal number of chargers due to space limitations. The other Delivery Center has 30 Superchargers the majority of which are 250kw. They separated that facility and located a new modern Service...
You're toast, might as well start saving for that battery replacement ... J/K
Kyle Conner (who knows a thing or two about EV batteries) runs them dry all the time. The GM's seem to be the vehicle that has the most issues with zero charge state but even those are not permanent issues.
Based...
If true (and I assume it is) this is ridiculous. My 2018 Model X has that peak charge number. My 2021 Model Y consistently hit over 200kw peak with any v3 charger. I'd put in a service request just to see what they say ...
The real question is the charge curve, not just peak. If it only maintains 350 from 10-15% SOC then drops like a rock this could be a meh story ... Calling Kyle Conner
That's a name I haven't heard in a long time. I had a couple of DD18's more than a decade ago and they were impressive but nothing measurable below 20Hz.
And for most of the frequencies good car audio can be very good. The low frequencies are seldom experienced in commercial auto systems and the aftermarket systems are just over the top. The space needs to be engineered and treated for good sound. Doing deep bass (infrasonics) well in that small...
" Low bass and sympathetic vibrations" refers to the phenomenon where a low-frequency bass sound can trigger vibrations in other nearby objects that naturally resonate at similar frequencies, essentially causing them to "vibrate in sympathy" with the bass sound, even if they aren't directly...
Sorry, HT is the abbreviation for Home Theater for those of us really into it and is a hobby (obsession) other than BEV trucks so understandably foreign to most. :)
That is very Tapped Horn like (look it up) bass setup. I've had several of those in my Home Theater over the years and the results with a smaller woofer and lot's of power can be impressive. I didn't even listen to the sound system in my 45 minute Cybertruck test drive as I was concentrating on...
Only $65 for a $.25 piece of ... plastic that takes 30 seconds to install? Another example of Tesla's amazing engineering and stellar customer service.
I believe the owners manual includes a warning that says "this POS mudguard should NOT be used in mud or rain or winds in excess of 10 mph".