You may see that in situations where the person is trying to get attention and using the CT for branding...

Its pretty obvious...

Lots of vehicles now have a complete 48V system, Lexus debuted that steering system in the RZ, as for backing up a trailer, it can't pull one.

Cost savings for paint, as was said before most of them are being wrapped for $7k out of the owners pocket. No cost savings there,

No, it was you lol

 

name one. could be wrong but i believe they have 48v systems in addition to 12v systems.

no, i did not compare the ct to the top of the line ram 1500 - that was you with that tacky interior picture and other comparison info. i did write: "what other trucks have 4 wheel steering, a motorized tonneau cover, air suspension all around, best in class audio system, and more?"

but comparisons with trucks are all over this thread and in that stupid tfl video referenced before the 1500 mention, the ct was compared to the raptor.

 

2007-2017 V8 Tundra regular cab has a tighter turning radius than the Tesla truck. The V8 extended cab turning radius is half foot larger than Tesla truck.

 

I believe the new GMC Sierra can be configured with 4 wheel steer and air suspension. Not sure about its audio system.

I had an electric bed cover on my 2008 Tundra.

 

Mercedes and BMW, basically all models.

[qno, i did not compare the ct to the top of the line ram 1500 - that was you with that tacky interior picture and other comparison info. i did write: "what other trucks have 4 wheel steering, a motorized tonneau cover, air suspension all around, best in class audio system, and more?"[/quote]

You posted the interior picture! Not me lol. Good lord. You asked "what other trucks offer all of this" and I told you.

And again, you think its tacky...it won a Ward's 10 best interior award 5 days ago...so lots of other people don't. You know what didn't win any interior design awards? The Cybertruck.

 

All kinds of videos of the Cyber Truck showing up on X.

Saw a man whacking a pick ax at the door of a CT.

Max cringe, lots of dings and looks expensive to fix.

Why would someone do that!

 

no, i believe they have both 48v and 12v.

true, but in response to you writing that it had "an incredible interior". and i couldn't care less about ward's awards. people are still allowed to have opinions. i know you like to use crowd shaming, but won't work.

 

nice cherry pick.

found this: Cybertruck has a 9% better turning radius than an F-150.

and this:

You Tube

 

I know there was a bunch of hating on TFL earlier, but in the CT trailer towing video they posted over the weekend, they noted that they got a software update during the drive that improved the turning radius significantly. In testing it, they did a complete U-turn on the entrance road to the new Buc-ees in Johnstown, CO, without touching either curb.

 

cued up here


edit: cringeworthy video...

 

After 85 miles towing the Tesla truck was down to 6% battery and the Ram DTE was 250 miles (3/4 mark of fuel). 3/4 ton diesel trucks towing range is impressive.

 

85 miles?????? Wow, great truck that is. Like I’ve been saying people should just buy these and not take them too seriously, but still have a blast.

 

Electric vehicles are not ready for long distance towing, the problem is current battery packs are not energy dense enough yet for towing long distances. Fine for short distances or passenger vehicles. But just like nobody is buying the CT for off-roading, nobody is buying them for towing

 

It reminds me of the Honda Ridgeline. I have a relative with one and they use it as an Accord with a larger trunk

 

Silverado EV is the only near term one that does an acceptable job of towing something heavy. They got ~250 miles of total range in a similar test towing a 6500 lb trailer. 232 miles travelled, 19 miles remaining range on the OBC that did seem to be adjusting for the lower efficiency. That compares quite favorably with 85 miles for the CT or 72 miles for the Lightning, and would be totally acceptable in most cases where towing is A thing your truck does, rather than THE thing it does.