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The cyber truck will also probably lose half its range when towing too as any vehicle does, but maybe they'll do a better job of getting higher range before that division by 2. It feels like even tesla has to do more design work on them, and we'll see if the delay is they are waiting for their...

I've been driving a tesla model s since 2013 and based on my experience, it doesn't make sense to sweat 15% range loss. The variations of temp., speed, driving aggressiveness (acceleration), weather (rain/wind) far outweigh 10-15% range loss. If you are driving a route that you can't do with 10...

How about speculation of the impact of the underbody protection on range. It's optional now on the launch edition, but I'm thinking of going for it plus 20" a/t wheels. I mostly drive to ski areas, rarely go offroad up to now.

That should be easy 1 way. If it's uphill, you'll get a good amount of 'free range' going downhill on the way back. If you have 120v power you'll charge at 3-4 miles of range added per hour at your cabin. Round trip have to charge if you don't charge at the cabin.

That's exactly what I'm doing. The 21" will be silly expensive to replace. The 22" are more vulnerable because of the size etc. The 20" are more easily replaceable too, and you can get more efficient for next time. Quick update: I was wrong about replacing the 21", see @BoltEVowner below, $383...

Inside the car, on the gear shift (with typical park, drive, reverse) there's a neutral. You kind of do a half pull from drive or park to neutral. It's easy to miss it. At the auto car wash, you line up to the track and when your front wheel gets to the right spot you shift from park to that...

My 2015 tesla s 85d does have am radio, but newer versions don't have AM. I had noticed a little static at times but its completely fin. I really wonder what they did and why tesla decided they absolutely had to drop it later. It's supposedly built in to the center console, if you get that...

I've heard similar stories about ev electric needs in other places but since most charging will be done at night, it shouldn't impact the grid that much - I thought, anyway.