Recent content by VolklKatana

this chart is so deceiving from a size perspective.... the original is smaller than a F-150... yet categorized in the HD dimensions area for some reason (payload?)

when i had my truck i always just stepped on the tire if i needed a step up, now, the CT tires being over 30+" could make that a hamstring/groin pulling event, but its good to know there are options!

additionally, its not a bench seat, three separate seating areas in the front row

I'm thinking the approval of this new patent will answer one of the lingering outstanding CT questions. what will wipers look like and how will they work!?

thats a 50 mile increase from what they said at the launch, i would assume thats for the single motor

I dont think we can take 3% off everything proportionally. that amount of length lost would definitely affect the appearance of the vehicle. Top peak angle would be different first and foremost. I think there are places where they reduced things by three percent, but fully do not believe it...

for the single and dual motor versions they will not be stacked. for the tri motor, with essentially double the capacity, the packs will be stacked. This has been confirmed previously. I am not sure why everyone is thinking the dual will be first? There had been statements made...

This will be interesting because I would assume there is going to be a front casting, much like the MY. The fewer the parts the better from Tesla's perspective, so i would think this would be a definite possibility. As you mentioned @Cyber_Starship im not sure what is left from a crumple zone...

Im with @Newton , i dont think this is going to happen, and Im totally alright with that and actually prefer it to be honest. One less moving part/seal to worry about, and i feel that the use cases are extremely limited. I plan on keeping this vehicle a very long time, so i dont want to have...

If folks are that concerned about the supposed 'bad quality' of Tesla vehicles, dont buy one! If you like the product that Tesla puts out, then youre good to go. From my experience, owning one of the first 25k cars that Tesla has ever made, I will not hesitate for a second to purchase another...

Look at this article and find the Gif (from battery day) located somewhere in the middle of the article (takes a minute to load). This shows the structural pack with the front and rear castings being added. I'm sure there are weld, bonds, and rivets holding it all together but maybe this will...

mine doesnt work either, but im on MCU1 so thats to be expected. i know plenty of others for whom this is seamless.

One more thing to offer to those mentioning android auto, remember that tesla has a full web browser. You aren't listed to app version of sites because you can have a tab open with the full blown web page.

Yes you can use you phone's hotspot but as Crissa said, it's limited. I can try to explain, though things may be different considering my Tesla is one of the OGs. Lol Tesla's have 2 options for data the standard data you don't pay for and premium data. Standard data only gives you the flat non...

I totally disagree with this statement. In older cars, suspension and drivetrain components are attached to structural and reinforced parts of the vehicle, not just the sheetmeatal underside of the cabin or bed. This is why the Cybertruck drivetrain won't just be bolted to the bottom of the...