Butter_EV is a dedicated channel exploring the dynamic realm of electric trucks, focusing on real-world performance and adventure. This distributor delves into comprehensive range tests, challenging off-road expeditions, and lifestyle integrations such as camping trips, all while showcasing exciting EV meetups and pushing the boundaries of electric vehicle capabilities.
With firsthand experience owning the distinctive Cybertruck and currently piloting the formidable Hummer EV SUV, Butter_EV provides authentic, in-depth reviews of products and gear. The channel aims to equip viewers with insights to maximize their EV lifestyle, appealing to enthusiasts, off-road adventurers, and those simply curious about electric vehicles.
With firsthand experience owning the distinctive Cybertruck and currently piloting the formidable Hummer EV SUV, Butter_EV provides authentic, in-depth reviews of products and gear. The channel aims to equip viewers with insights to maximize their EV lifestyle, appealing to enthusiasts, off-road adventurers, and those simply curious about electric vehicles.
900 Miles in a Hummer EV | Can You Actually Road Trip This Beast?
This video details a 900-mile road trip in the Hummer EV SUV, focusing on its long-distance viability, charging experience, and Super Cruise performance. The reviewer found the Hummer EV's navigation system initially defaulted to Electrify America, requiring manual adjustment via the app to selec...
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Is This the Time to Buy the Cybertruck? Cyber Odyssey 2024 and More
The hosts of 'Keep on Cyber Trucking' delve into the evolving landscape of the Tesla Cybertruck, highlighting recent changes in the ordering... more process and financing options. They discuss the opening of the 'Foundation Series' to a wider audience, suggesting it may be a strategy to manage demand and production timelines leading up to the Robo taxi event. Significant attention is given to the new financing offers, including a reduced interest rate starting at 5.99% APR, which aims to incentivize buyers. The episode also covers a new bundle that includes Full Self-Driving, free Supercharging, and premium connectivity, though the long-term value of free Supercharging is debated, referencing past Tesla policies. A major point of discussion is the postponement of the range extender to early 2025, with speculation on battery allocation and technology. Finally, the introduction of Cybertruck demo drives is praised as a crucial step in converting curious buyers, addressing the vehicle's polarizing nature and accessibility concerns. less
Chase Goes Viral, Cybertruck Off-roading, Another Cybertruck Accident, Neuralink Transplant & More
This video delves into the extreme off-road capabilities of the Tesla Cybertruck, showcasing its performance at a motocross park with jumps and donuts... more. The reviewer highlights the stock Dual Motor Cybertruck's impressive comparability to a Raptor R, achieving significant air at speeds up to 60 mph. Key takeaways include the effectiveness of Baja mode, the recommendation to remove wheel fairings for off-roading (as per the manual), and the truck's surprising resilience, with only mud flaps showing wear. The discussion also touches on charging infrastructure, the potential for faster V4 Supercharging, and the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the Foundation Series' end date. While the Cybertruck proves to be a robust off-roader, the video also acknowledges the increasing frequency of accidents and repairs involving the vehicle. less
$28,000 Cybertruck Repair Costs, New Tesla Accessory, New Cybertruck Batteries & More - Episode 20
This episode of 'Keep on Cyber Trucking' delves into several key aspects of the Tesla Cybertruck, starting with a significant repair cost of... more $28,000 for a Turo-rented vehicle damaged by flooding and hydroplaning. The hosts highlight the extended repair time and the challenges faced by collision shops due to the Cybertruck's novelty. The discussion then shifts to the official Tesla light bar, comparing its functionality and mounting method (adhesion to glass) against aftermarket options, with Chase favoring the T-Sport line for its value and street-legal potential, despite initial delays. The conversation touches on the potential for more in-cabin entertainment, including official karaoke microphones, and the ongoing improvements in battery technology with the introduction of dry cathode 4680 cells, which are expected to reduce costs and potentially lower vehicle prices. A significant portion of the episode addresses the challenges of EV charging infrastructure, citing a study where 46% of EV owners consider switching back to gasoline due to charging difficulties, particularly for apartment dwellers. The hosts also explore innovative concepts like a Sony EV with advanced entertainment features, emphasizing a desire for more competition and innovation in the automotive sector. Finally, the episode covers service experiences, including motor issues being reported more frequently, and the anticipation for Full Self-Driving (FSD) availability on the Cybertruck. less
Cybertruck in Fortnite, Buc-ees, FSD 12.5 is Close, EV Charging Stations - Episode 19
This episode of 'Keep on Cybertruckin' dives into a variety of Tesla and EV-related topics. The hosts express excitement over the Cybertruck... more's integration into Fortnite and the upcoming release of official accessories like wheel covers and an off-road light bar, with one host sharing positive initial experiences with a third-party light bar. A significant portion of the discussion revolves around the anticipated release of Full Self-Driving (FSD) 12.5, particularly for the Cybertruck, and the ongoing delays and shifting timelines from Elon Musk. The hosts emphasize the need to temper expectations regarding Musk's pronouncements. They also touch upon the broader EV market, noting the Model Y's sales dominance over the Model 3 and the challenges traditional automakers face with software development compared to Tesla. The conversation briefly explores luxury EVs like the Cadillac Lyriq and the future of charging infrastructure, including Rivian's new charging outpost in Yosemite. A potential rear motor issue on a Cybertruck with nearly 10,000 miles is discussed as a point of concern, though it's acknowledged as speculative. less
6-Month Brutally Honest Tesla Cybertruck Review
After six months of ownership, the reviewer offers a "brutally honest" assessment of the Tesla Cybertruck. The polarizing design is acknowle... moredged, with the reviewer initially disliking it but growing to appreciate its "super cool" aesthetic and robust stainless steel exoskeleton, which proved resilient after a sideswipe incident. The steer-by-wire system is lauded as a standout feature, enhancing maneuverability and reducing fatigue on road trips. The Cybertruck is declared the "best road trip vehicle" owned, praised for its spacious and comfortable interior, accommodating passengers and cargo with ease. Its towing capability is also highlighted as superior to previous half-ton pickups, thanks to its air suspension and low center of gravity, though it's deemed unsuitable for trailers exceeding 10,000 lbs. Criticisms include poor visibility with the stock mirrors when towing, limited frunk space, and the lack of gaming on the rear screen. The reviewer expresses frustration over the inability to customize the center screen for towing visibility and the continued absence of Full Self-Driving (FSD) despite the vehicle's high cost and age. The promised 500-mile range has not materialized, with real-world figures closer to 300 miles, and the lack of information on Supercharger pull-throughs is a significant inconvenience for towing. Despite these drawbacks, the reviewer remains "absolutely in love" with the truck, praising its driving dynamics, towing prowess, and revolutionary nature, believing many issues will be resolved via over-the-air updates. less
RoboTaxi Delayed, Issues with FSD 12.5?, Roadster Unveiling, New Cybertruck Accessories
The hosts discuss the recent delay of Tesla's Robotaxi event, speculating it's due to an 'important design change' and potential i... moressues with FSD 12.5. They also touch upon the long-awaited Roadster, with insider sentiment suggesting a reveal alongside the Robotaxi event in October. The primary focus, however, is the Cybertruck, with detailed discussions on new accessories like tailgate seats and arrow caps for the wheels, noting their immediate sell-out. The T-Sportline light bar installation and performance are thoroughly reviewed, highlighting its brightness, adjustability, and quick-release feature, though it's noted that Tesla's own branded light bar is also coming soon, likely for Cyberbeast owners first and intended for off-road use with integrated controls. The conversation also covers the controversial practice of paying for software-unlockable features like range boosts on the Model Y, with the hosts expressing a preference for these being standard. Finally, they highlight the Cybertruck's strong sales figures, surpassing combined sales of the Ford Lightning and Rivian R1 in May, and share anecdotes of owner experiences, including a raccoon encounter damaging a tonneau cover and the high mileage some early adopters are achieving. less
The Ultimate Cybertruck Mat Guide: Save Big on Prime Day
This video provides a comprehensive look at aftermarket floor mats, truck bed mats, and frunk mats for the Tesla Cybertruck from Best EV Mods. The rev... moreiewer compares two distinct types of floor mats: a lighter, lower-profile XPE mat and a heavier, more rugged TPE mat. The XPE mats are praised for their sleek appearance and ease of cleaning but criticized for sliding and a flap that doesn't lay flat. The TPE mats offer deeper grooves and higher lips for better spill protection, featuring a more traditional, rugged design. The truck bed mat is tested for durability, showing good resistance to scuffs and minor tears after one load, though it lacks cutouts for d-rings, requiring modification. The frunk mat also requires modification to allow the frunk to latch properly. After four weeks of use, the XPE floor mats are noted to have held up well structurally, despite the sliding issue. The reviewer concludes that Best EV Mods offers quality products suitable for various owner needs, especially recommending the TPE mats for heavy-duty use and highlighting potential Prime Day deals. less
New Motors for the Cybertruck?, Powershare in Action, Tips for Driving in the Sand - Episode 17
This episode delves into the ongoing development and public perception of the Tesla Cybertruck. A key discussion point is Tesla's proactive appro... moreach to improving early Cybertruck models by offering motor and drive unit replacements, framed as a study to enhance efficiency and reliability. While some view this as a sign of first-generation teething issues, the hosts suggest it demonstrates Tesla's commitment to refinement. The conversation also highlights the Cybertruck's utility, showcasing its PowerShare feature during a Texas hurricane, and contrasts this real-world benefit with the disproportionate online criticism the vehicle faces. The hosts argue that much of the online negativity stems from misinformation and a lack of understanding, noting that in-person interactions are generally positive and curious. The episode also touches upon Rivian's technological advancements, including a UWB-enabled accessory patent and updates to their autonomy platform, alongside the introduction of subscription services for connectivity. Finally, the discussion emphasizes the cost-effectiveness and convenience of home EV charging compared to traditional gasoline refueling, with a personal anecdote illustrating the hassle of forgetting to refuel a gasoline car. less
Cybertruck Goes Patriotic, FSD Delayed Again, Cybertruck Is The Off-Road King? & More - Episode 16
This episode of 'Keep on Cyber Truckin' delves into various Cybertruck topics, highlighting its impressive off-road performance, even in the... more dual-motor configuration, outperforming competitors like the Rivian R1T and Ford Raptor R. The hosts discuss interior differences, noting the alcantara dash exclusive to the Cyberbeast. They also touch upon the new tactical gray interior option, with mixed reactions. A significant portion is dedicated to the durability of the armored glass, discussing a rollover incident and a separate case of glass cracking over time, attributing it possibly to defects or external factors. Software updates, particularly regarding DC fast charging improvements, are mentioned, alongside the ongoing delay of Full Self-Driving (FSD) for Cybertruck owners. The conversation also covers Tesla's military discount, a new 'Quicksilver' color for the Model 3 in China, and customization ideas like painting calipers and changing wheels. Finally, they discuss the PowerShare equipment credit issues and the scarcity of Cybertruck accessories, concluding with market insights on Tesla's stock performance and Ford's EV strategy. less
Tesla Cybertruck vs Luxury Vehicles: Is It Worth $100,000?
In this comprehensive review, the Tesla Cybertruck is put to the test against established luxury vehicles like the Mercedes-Benz S-Class and BMW i7, w... moreith a particular focus on its $100,000 price tag. The reviewer, Vince, who owns several high-end cars, expresses significant surprise and admiration for the Cybertruck's driving dynamics. While acknowledging that the S-Class offers superior seating comfort and luxury amenities, Vince asserts that the Cybertruck excels in acceleration, speed, and overall driving experience, feeling more like a sports car than a truck. He highlights the impressive steer-by-wire system, spacious interior, and surprisingly good visibility despite the large dashboard and windshield. Despite initial skepticism about its design and size, Vince concludes that the Cybertruck is not overpriced and is worth the $100,000 investment, even stating he would buy one, praising its blend of luxury, truck capability, and futuristic reimagining of automotive design. less
Totaled Cybertruck Goes to Auction, 2 More Cybertruck Recalls, VW Invests in Rivian - Episode 15
This episode of 'Keep on Cyber Trucking' delves into significant industry news, primarily focusing on Volkswagen's substantial $5 billi... moreon investment in Rivian. The hosts laud this as a smart, strategic move for both companies, allowing VW to leverage Rivian's EV technology while providing Rivian with much-needed capital and validation. The discussion highlights Rivian's innovation in battery production and its strong position in the fleet vehicle market, contrasting it with Tesla's approach. A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to Tesla's customer service, with one host detailing an exceptionally frustrating four-hour ordeal trying to resolve a PowerShare activation delay, underscoring a perceived weakness in Tesla's support infrastructure. The conversation also touches on the ongoing anticipation for Cybertruck's Full Self-Driving (FSD) software, recent recalls affecting windshield wipers and trim pieces, and the burgeoning trend of Cybertruck customization through wraps. The hosts express a desire for more proactive customer service from Tesla, suggesting leaders should personally experience their support channels. The episode concludes with a look at two totaled Cybertrucks heading to auction, one from an accident and another from flooding, sparking curiosity about their final sale prices and the challenges of repairing flood-damaged EVs. less
Finally The End Of Foundation Series, TSLA Shareholder Meeting & Cocaine Bear?!
The hosts of 'Keep on Cyber Trucking' delve into a wide array of Tesla-related topics, starting with a humorous anecdote about a frog and a ... moreraccoon. A significant portion of the discussion revolves around the Tesla Model Y, celebrating its 'AutoTrader Car of the Year' award and its status as the world's best-selling vehicle, highlighting its appeal as a practical, mid-size crossover for families. The conversation then shifts to the ongoing delays in Cybertruck deliveries, primarily attributed to a windshield wiper arm issue, which is causing frustration for expectant owners. The potential federal tax credit for the Model 3 is also discussed, making it a more attractive option. A major point of contention and discussion is the overwhelming approval of Elon Musk's $56 billion pay package by shareholders, with the hosts agreeing that Tesla's identity is intrinsically linked to Musk. They also touch upon the re-election of Kimbal Musk to the board and the increasing production rate of the Cybertruck, with confirmation that the 'Foundation Series' will conclude this quarter, paving the way for standard production. The future of Full Self-Driving (FSD) is debated, with skepticism about it ever being free but optimism about its eventual integration and potential licensing. The unique design of the Cybertruck is praised for challenging conventional EV aesthetics, contrasting with less innovative designs like the Ford F-150 Lightning. less
Will Sold His Cybertruck, TSLA Shareholder Meetings, New Rivian R1s, Tesla Mezcal - Episode 13
This episode delves into the multifaceted world of Tesla and electric vehicles, featuring discussions on the Cybertruck's aftermarket value, Tesl... morea's merchandise, and the ongoing saga of Full Self-Driving (FSD) updates. A key segment addresses Will's decision to sell his Cybertruck, attributing it to industry instability and financial prudence. The hosts also explore the controversial Tesla shareholder meeting, focusing on Elon Musk's compensation package and the differing investor perspectives. The conversation highlights the challenges Tesla owners face with accessory availability and follow-through, contrasting it with the company's aggressive sales tactics. Additionally, the episode touches upon the new Rivian R1T and R1S models, e-bike racks, and the rising insurance costs for EVs. The overall tone is one of candid discussion, acknowledging both the excitement and frustrations associated with early adoption of new technologies and products. less
How Long Can the Tesla Cybertruck Power My RV?
This video explores the Tesla Cybertruck's capability to power an RV, addressing a key concern for off-grid adventurers. The reviewer details a r... moreeal-world test where the Cybertruck powered a trailer with two AC units and refrigerators. Initially, with both ACs running, the power draw was significant (3.4 kW), leading to a noticeable battery drain. However, once only the refrigerators were active, the draw dropped considerably (0.3 kW), extending the potential power duration. The test revealed that the Cybertruck's outlets automatically shut off after 12 hours, and the vehicle itself has a 20% battery limit for power export. Over approximately 21 hours of active power delivery (out of a 25-hour test period), the Cybertruck used 36% of its battery. Extrapolating from this, the reviewer estimates a potential of around 46.9 hours of power for a similar trailer setup, assuming 80% of the battery is available for export. The reviewer emphasizes that actual duration will vary based on usage, climate, and trailer configuration, but highlights the Cybertruck's potential as a viable power source for RVs, especially in situations where campsite power is limited or insufficient, referencing a personal incident where such capability could have been critical. less
Kim Kardashian Gets a Second Cybertruck, RoboTaxi, Electric Boats and Flying Cars - Episode 12
This episode of 'Keep on Cyber Truckin'' delves into a wide array of EV topics, with a significant focus on the Tesla Cybertruck. The h... moreosts discuss personal experiences, including one owner selling their Cybertruck due to unforeseen circumstances, and touch upon the vehicle's unique design and potential for sharp edges, leading to minor injuries. Quality control issues are highlighted, with reports of rear panels detaching and concerns about clip fragility. Tire replacement costs are estimated around $490 per tire, with a notable observation that used OEM wheels and tires are readily available for resale. The discussion also explores innovative EV applications beyond cars, such as electric boats and paramotors, and touches upon the potential of solar integration for vehicles. The upcoming Tesla RoboTaxi is previewed, with its two-seater design and app-based summoning feature drawing attention. While the episode covers a broad spectrum of EV news and owner experiences, the lack of specific trim or drivetrain details for the Cybertrucks discussed limits the technical depth. less
Ford F150 Owners Brutally Honest Cybertruck Review
This video features Zack, a 2020 Ford F-150 Lariat owner, providing a brutally honest first impression of the Tesla Cybertruck. Zack, who drives 100-1... more40 miles daily, highlights the Cybertruck's superior comfort and spaciousness compared to his F-150, particularly praising its air suspension and incredibly tight turning radius, which he found astonishing for a truck of its size. He notes the unique "squirkle" steering wheel is preferable to the Model S yoke and even a traditional round wheel due to the steering system. While acknowledging the Cybertruck's significant weight, he found its acceleration and sporty handling impressive, likening it to a "big go-kart" or an "exotic car in a truck form." A key drawback identified is the rear visibility, primarily due to the closed tonneau cover and the unconventional rearview mirror setup, which he feels could be improved with a camera system. Despite initial aesthetic reservations, Zack concludes that based purely on driving experience, comfort, and handling, he would choose the Cybertruck over an F-150 if priced comparably, calling it an "easy test." less
Episode 11 - Cybertruck Repair Costs, FSD Coming in June?, Dedicated Charging Stations and More
This episode delves into the complexities and controversies surrounding the Tesla Cybertruck and the broader Tesla ecosystem. The hosts express concer... moren over Tesla's internal turmoil, including recent high-profile departures, and question the company's strategy amidst increasing competition. A key discussion point is the Cybertruck's repair costs, with a specific example highlighting a $637 bumper replacement as surprisingly affordable due to the vehicle's construction. Conversely, the high cost of glass replacement is noted. The conversation also touches on the polarizing nature of the Cybertruck's lock sound, its perceived loudness after an update, and the lack of user control over its volume. The FSD subscription model's low conversion rate from trial users is analyzed, with the hosts suggesting that the high cost and the software's current limitations are significant barriers for budget-conscious buyers. The episode concludes with a discussion on potential FSD availability for Cybertruck owners in June and the ongoing debate about Tesla's Supercharger network strategy. less
Bowlus Volterra | The Perfect RV for Your EV
This video presents a compelling range test of the Bowlus Volterra travel trailer towed by the Tesla Cybertruck. The reviewer highlights the Volterra&... more#039;s exceptional aerodynamic design and lightweight construction (3200 lbs dry weight) as key factors contributing to impressive towing efficiency. Notably, the trailer's narrower width eliminates the need for extended tow mirrors on the Cybertruck, a significant convenience. The test yielded a remarkable 228 miles of estimated range for the Cybertruck when towing the Volterra, a substantial improvement over traditional trailers. The reviewer also briefly touches upon the Bowlus Rivet and Terra Firma models, emphasizing the brand's focus on lightweight, aerodynamic, and high-quality construction, with over 70% of components manufactured in-house. The optional AeroMove system for maneuvering the trailer is also showcased as a significant innovation. Overall, the Bowlus Volterra is presented as an ideal, efficient, and user-friendly companion for EV towing, addressing common pain points like range anxiety and ease of handling. less
Episode 10 - Tesla Semi Being Delivered, Cybertruck Has More Options, FSD Nag Is Disappearing & More
This episode delves into recent Tesla developments, focusing on the Semi's initial deliveries to major companies like Costco, Walmart, and Pepsi.... more While acknowledging the Semi as an engineering feat and a disruption to the industrial vehicle space, the hosts express a desire for greater transparency from Tesla regarding its promised versus actual performance metrics, a recurring critique of the brand. The conversation also explores the Cybertruck's customization options, particularly the interior colors, with a preference leaning towards the gray over white due to practicality. The new wheel cover designs are met with disappointment, especially the all-season variant, which is likened to a hubcap. The discussion touches upon the Cybertruck recall and its impact on Turo rentals, highlighting Turo's new policy requiring recall fixes. Finally, the hosts discuss the future of Full Self-Driving (FSD), envisioning a gradual transition to autonomous vehicles and the potential for massive efficiency gains on highways, though acknowledging the significant societal and infrastructural shifts required. less
Massive Over-the-Air Update Unleashes Cybertruck's Off-Road Power!
This video provides an in-depth look at the latest Tesla Cybertruck over-the-air update (2024.14.3), highlighting significant enhancements, particular... morely for off-road capabilities. The reviewer details the new 'Off-Road App,' which includes features like Trail Assist, adjustable ride height (up to 13.9 inches in 'Clearance' mode), terrain optimization (Smooth, Rugged, Clearance), and the ability to engage rear locking differentials. Other notable additions include a 'Slippery Surface' setting, improved turning radius, a customizable scroll wheel function, speed camera chimes, and a preview of Sentry mode recordings directly on your phone. The reviewer expresses strong approval for the off-road enhancements and the improved wiper controls, considering them major quality-of-life upgrades. The update also brings user interface refinements, such as Spotify queue syncing, Audible integration, and rear-screen functionality for passengers. Overall, the video concludes that this is a substantial and highly anticipated update, especially for off-road enthusiasts. less
Episode 9 - Huge Cybertruck OTA Update, Tesla Layoffs, Elon Unfollows Sawyer Merritt & More
This episode of 'Keep on CyberTruckin'' provides an in-depth look at the significant OTA update for the Tesla Cybertruck. The hosts hig... morehlight numerous improvements, with a particular focus on the new off-road modes (Overland and Baja), Cyber Tent mode for leveling and continuous power, and enhanced trail assist features. They praise the detailed UI, terrain options, and the inclusion of explanations for off-road settings, making it more accessible for new users. The update also brings practical enhancements like improved payload-adaptive suspension, cabin overheat protection, better frunk obstruction detection, and customizable scroll wheel functions. While the hosts discuss Tesla's recent executive departures and layoffs, the core of the episode remains the Cybertruck's evolving capabilities, positioning it as a highly adaptable and user-friendly vehicle, especially for off-road adventures. less
Episode 8 - Tesla Earnings Call, Model 3 Performance, Cybertruck Accessories and More
The hosts delve into Tesla's latest earnings call, highlighting the significant stock surge following the announcement. A major focus is the new ... moreModel 3 Performance, praised for its aggressive styling, updated interior with racing-inspired seats, carbon fiber dash accents, and impressive performance figures (2.9s 0-60 mph, 163 mph top speed) at a competitive price point under $53,000. The discussion contrasts it favorably with the Model S, emphasizing the Model 3's nimble, go-kart-like driving experience. The conversation also touches on the potential for steer-by-wire technology in future Tesla models. A significant portion is dedicated to the Full Self-Driving (FSD) feature, with the hosts discussing its recent price reduction, personal experiences with its improvements, and the ongoing debate about its value and readiness for autonomous operation, particularly in complex scenarios like parking lots. The Cybertruck's accessories and the "pedal gate" recall are also covered, with the hosts noting Tesla's swift response to the safety issue and contrasting it with other manufacturers. They express optimism about Tesla's future, particularly regarding automation and the potential for a ride-hailing service integrated into the Tesla app. less
Nerve-Wracking Test: Tesla's Full Self-Driving First Ride
This video provides a first-hand account of the Tesla Model S with Full Self-Driving (FSD) capability, focusing on the user experience of a first-time... more EV and Tesla driver. The reviewer highlights the immediate acceleration and the unique 'one-pedal driving' as major positives, making driving fun again. However, the yoke steering and regenerative braking require a significant adjustment period. The FSD system demonstrated impressive capabilities, smoothly navigating traffic, handling turns with automatic turn signals, and even reacting to a pothole. It also correctly identified and obeyed a reduced speed limit in a construction zone. A notable hiccup occurred in a busy shopping center where FSD became confused, initially taking the wrong lane and then stopping erratically between lanes, requiring manual intervention. Despite this, the reviewer found the system's response to a blacked-out traffic light (treating it as a stop sign) to be a safe and appropriate action. Overall, the FSD system is praised for its smoothness and improvements over older versions, with the shopping center incident not being a deal-breaker but rather a point for future refinement. less
Episode 7 - Pedal Gate, CyberTron, Foundation Series Over?, Spring Update and More
This episode delves into the recent "pedal gate" controversy surrounding Tesla, with the hosts dissecting the unintended acceleration claims... more and Tesla's subsequent delivery delays. While acknowledging the potential for human error, they highlight a specific video that raised concerns about a dislodging accelerator pedal cover, deeming it a liability despite the difficulty in replicating the issue. The discussion then shifts to Tesla's upcoming spring software update, detailing anticipated features like power sharing, customizable colors, improved turning radius, and enhanced Sentry Mode functionality. The hosts express excitement for these software improvements, hoping it signals a greater focus on user experience. The conversation also touches on the apparent end of the Foundation Series for the Cybertruck, with a shift towards 2025 deliveries for other variants, and speculates on reservation numbers. Finally, the episode features a "what were they thinking" segment showcasing a dramatic diesel truck explosion, contrasting it with the media's intense scrutiny of Tesla incidents. less