FACTS ABOUT TESLA CYVERTRUCK.

FACTS ABOUT TESLA CYVERTRUCK.

Tesla Cybertruck Could Be Tempered For Unique Colors Or Tattoos.
When you heat cold-rolled steel, you get various colors. Elon Musk says this is possible with the Tesla Cybertruck.
The Tesla Cybertruck is unique in that it isn't painted. Instead, it is just the color of stainless steel. Of course, people can choose to modify the Tesla however they want. More than likely, many folks will wrap their Cybertruck. This allows them to choose the color of their liking, it protects the vehicle, and it's reversible. When they get tired of one color, they can remove it and wrap it in another.

CEO Elon Musk mentioned the potential for a matte black Cybertruck. Other color options have also been suggested, so we don't know with 100-percent certainty that the electric pickup truck will only be available in one color. Recently, Twitter user Ghost of Tesla Phx (@Ghost_TeslaPhx) took to Twitter to beg Musk for a white oxide Cybertruck. Musk said it wouldn't be impossible.
As usual, due to Musk's massive number of followers and seemingly constant Twitter engagement, this fired up a conversation. Apparently, if you temper (heat) the Cybertruck's cold-rolled steel, you can get different colors.
We're pretty confident Tesla won't offer any of this at Cybertruck production. However, you'd better bet on the fact that the aftermarket industry will get involved quickly if this is something that is truly viable.

Tesla Cybertruck Fan Crushes Off-Road Range Anxiety Fears.

The Cybertruck Guy analyzes its off-roading range & payload capabilities.
The Tesla Cybertruck is going to be an incredibly capable vehicle for on and off-road purposes, but will its range be a limiting factor when it comes to extended off-road trips?

Not so according to our friend and Cybertruck expert, the Cybertruck Truck Guy. In his latest video, he "crushed" the idea that the Cybertruck won't be as capable an off-roader as gas trucks, because it needs to be recharged. Since there aren't any Superchargers available out in the middle of nowhere, the Cybertruck guy explains why he's not concerned.
One of the reasons I personally like watching the CyberTruck Truck Guys videos is because he's a real truck enthusiast and knows a lot about off-roading because he does it.

First, to help support his argument he points to two YouTube videos in which Tesla owners demonstrate how they can charge their Teslas with generators. He mentions those because having the ability to charge the Cybertruck with a portable generator is an important component of his argument.
He then displays a spreadsheet where he compares the payload of the Cybertruck to other capable off-road adventure vehicles like the Toyota Tundra, Jeep Wrangler, Jeep Renegade, Ford Raptor, and the 2021 Ford Bronco.

The Cybertruck's huge payload advantage over all the vehicles is central to his argument. That's because he bases it on the Cybertruck's ability to carry a portable generator along with as much propane needed to recharge the vehicle in remote locations, and that's in addition to the gear needed for the excursion. He does the math on the cost of the generator and propane as well as how much time would be needed to recharge for the number of miles a typical off-road excursion may take you.