CAN YOU ACTUALLY USE THE CYBERTRUCK TO MOVE YOUR STUFF ACROSS COUNTRY?

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The Tesla Cybertruck's utility as a workhorse is put to the test in this cross-country road trip to Moab. While the truck boasts impressive payload capacity (over 2,000 lbs) and a comfortable, refined ride, its radical design often compromises functionality. The tapered bed makes loading square items difficult, sharp edges pose a safety risk, and the large side buttresses hinder access. The yoke steering wheel and button-operated turn signals are polarizing, and the automatic wipers are criticized for their poor performance. Charging times, particularly the 55-minute stop predicted by the trip planner, are a significant drawback for long-distance travel, though the reviewers found ways to shorten this by deviating from the optimal plan. Despite these criticisms, the Cybertruck's maneuverability with all-wheel steering and its spacious front trunk are highlighted as positives. The reviewers ultimately score the Cybertruck a 5 out of 10 for road trip capability, citing range anxiety, uncomfortable seats, and design quirks as major detractions.