First Road Trip in the Cybertruck – Kancamagus Smiles, FSD, and a Quick Question

[CallMeSal]

This weekend I took my Cybertruck on a road trip up through Conway and across the Kancamagus, and it honestly made me appreciate this truck even more.

On the way up, I let FSD do its thing — smooth, stress-free driving while I just enjoyed the scenery. Once I hit the Kanc, though, I couldn’t resist taking over. Every bend and turn came with a smile, and a little bit of acceleration just made it that much more fun. The combination of mountain views, winding roads, and the truck’s power was unreal.

One of the unexpected highlights was all the positive attention it got along the way. My sentry alerts kept going off with people walking up, taking photos, and checking it out up close. Pretty cool feeling seeing that kind of excitement around the truck in the wild.

When I got home and gave it a good clean, I noticed some faint suction cup marks on one of the doors, looks like something from manufacturing. Has anyone else run into this? Curious if it’s just mine or if it’s common.

Overall, couldn’t be happier with the decision to get this truck. Sharing a few pics from the trip below

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[koolio]

Nice. The Kanc is a great road…when there isn’t traffic or slow drivers

 

[jasonclu]

Suction cups may/may not show up for some people. You might even see them on the windshield. They really only show up with water.

 

[HaulingAss]

Suction cups may/may not show up for some people. You might even see them on the windshield. They really only show up with water.

Plus, it's just a thin film of lube/residue and will go away with normal care.

 

[Trekboy]

This weekend I took my Cybertruck on a road trip up through Conway and across the Kancamagus, and it honestly made me appreciate this truck even more.

On the way up, I let FSD do its thing — smooth, stress-free driving while I just enjoyed the scenery. Once I hit the Kanc, though, I couldn’t resist taking over. Every bend and turn came with a smile, and a little bit of acceleration just made it that much more fun. The combination of mountain views, winding roads, and the truck’s power was unreal.

One of the unexpected highlights was all the positive attention it got along the way. My sentry alerts kept going off with people walking up, taking photos, and checking it out up close. Pretty cool feeling seeing that kind of excitement around the truck in the wild.

When I got home and gave it a good clean, I noticed some faint suction cup marks on one of the doors, looks like something from manufacturing. Has anyone else run into this? Curious if it’s just mine or if it’s common.

Overall, couldn’t be happier with the decision to get this truck. Sharing a few pics from the trip below

Glad you posted this. I've had almost all positive vibes. No real negative ones. I love my truck, as I'm sure you do/will. It's an awesome machine.

 

[CallMeSal]

Nice. The Kanc is a great road…when there isn’t traffic or slow drivers

There was one car that was killing the vibe… the wife gave me the green light to legally pass them and that was a blast

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