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Cybertruck V2V Bidirectional Charging Confirmed in new Tesla service center coloring books?

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Dont laugh i remember when the lightning came out they published an article about how long it would take 2 lightnings to discharge completely if you tried to charge them from each other.

… you’re gonna just leave us hanging?
 

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I'm gonna need to know the tongue weight limitation on that one.

A lot of newer FSPUs are really limited by the tongue weight rather than the trailer mass, at least when you get into the numbers.

If a mechanical engineer explained the second paragraph to the current CEO of Twitter, you'd get the paragraph in the screenshot.

That blurb doesn't tell me whether the Cybertruck can tow my 6000lb travel trailer or not, because the 600lb tongue weight is the towing-parameter that's most-easily violated when towing it with a half-ton FSPU. I can guess that a 600lb tongue weight will be within bounds with the 3500lb cargo rating -- but I won't have reliable enough information to start writing checks until they tell me the truck is designed for my workload. The 500+ mile-range, the unspecified tow hitch, and the unspecified onboard inverter are the real attractions of this vehicle for me. Will the numbers work out? I'm eagerly awaiting the full specs.
 
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