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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Hcalory Toolbox 2 Review: A Must Have Camping Accessory?
The Hcalory Toolbox 2.0 is presented as a significant upgrade for cold-weather enthusiasts, offering enhanced efficiency and user convenience. The rev... moreiewer highlights its rapid heating capabilities, reaching high temperatures quickly, and praises the improved 6L fuel tank for extended runtimes of up to 50 hours. A key advantage is its significantly quieter operation compared to previous models, making it suitable for campgrounds. The smart app control, including remote adjustments, timers, and a high-altitude mode, is considered a game-changer. While the included exhaust pipe is noted as being too short for some applications like rooftop tents, the reviewer provides a readily available solution. Overall, the Hcalory Toolbox 2.0 is highly recommended for campers, overlanders, and garage users seeking a powerful, efficient, and user-friendly heating solution for extreme conditions. less
Brutally Honest Hummer EV Review | Do I Regret Buying It?
After six months and over 12,000 miles, the reviewer expresses strong satisfaction with the GMC Hummer EV SUV, stating they do not regret the purchase... more. Key highlights include its exceptional off-road capability, aided by features like air suspension and an included spare tire (a notable advantage over the truck variant). The reviewer praises the factory-installed mud-terrain tires and running boards, as well as the convenience of the powered frunk and the utility of the 110V outlet in the rear. The Super Cruise system is lauded as a significant benefit for highway driving, offering a stress-free experience. Positives also extend to the comfortable interior, the unique convertible-like experience with removable roof panels, and the surprisingly agile maneuverability thanks to four-wheel steer and crab walk mode, despite the vehicle's substantial size. Criticisms are relatively minor, focusing on the lack of a 240V outlet for potential V2L charging, the somewhat limited usefulness of the lower storage area, and the infotainment system's occasional lag and less-than-ideal charging recommendations which heavily favor EVgo over closer Tesla Superchargers. The reviewer also notes the absence of locking differentials on lower trims as a missed opportunity for enhanced off-road performance. less
Do Not Take Your Hummer EV Into Soft Sand Until You Watch This Video
This video documents an off-road excursion with the GMC Hummer EV SUV on the sandy dunes of Pismo Beach. The reviewer highlights the importance of pro... moreper tire pressure management for sand driving, showcasing the use of a Lasfit tire inflation/deflation system. While the Hummer EV demonstrates capability in the sand, the video also captures a moment where the reviewer pushes the vehicle's limits, resulting in tire trouble, a recurring issue. The reviewer compares the Hummer EV's performance to that of several Cybertrucks present. Key takeaways include practical advice for Hummer EV owners tackling sandy terrain and a demonstration of the vehicle's drive settings for such conditions. The overall tone is adventurous and informative, with a focus on real-world testing and lessons learned from challenging off-road scenarios. less
Hummer EV Off-Roading Big Bear Holcomb Valley 3N16
The reviewer takes their GMC Hummer EV SUV on its inaugural off-road excursion on the Holcomb Valley 3N16 trail in Big Bear, California, alongside a c... moreonvoy of other electric vehicles including Cybertrucks and Rivians. The Hummer EV SUV demonstrated significant off-road capability, with the reviewer highlighting the effectiveness of its off-road settings and the benefit of slow-speed driving and regenerative braking in conserving battery life. A notable incident involved a punctured front passenger tire, which was successfully replaced using the vehicle's full-size spare, showcasing preparedness for such challenges. The reviewer also praised the Hummer EV's inclusion of Apple CarPlay, which proved invaluable for navigation with the OnX Off-Road app, a feature they noted as a distinct advantage over the Cybertruck. Despite the tire issue, the overall experience was overwhelmingly positive, with the reviewer concluding that the Hummer EV SUV is highly capable off-road. The trip covered 41 miles with an initial efficiency of 1 mile per kWh, which improved to 2.1 miles per kWh after descending the mountain, using approximately 30% of the battery from a full charge. less
These Are the Most Insane Modded Cybertrucks I’ve Ever Seen | Electrify Expo 2025
This video showcases two heavily modified Tesla Cybertrucks at Electrify Expo 2025, challenging the notion that the vehicle is not a capable off-roade... morer. Bryan, organizer of Cyber Odyssey, highlights his truck's custom LED running boards, light bar, and extensive underglow, emphasizing the community's focus on exploring iconic off-road locations. Jerry, known for his extreme modifications, features a custom bumper with a winch and advanced adjustable suspension from Mountain Pass Performance, demonstrating the Cybertruck's potential for hardcore off-roading. Both owners acknowledge range as a primary concern, especially with modifications, but praise the Cybertruck's power-sharing capabilities and overall utility for their specific lifestyles. The video effectively demonstrates the growing customization and off-road community around the Cybertruck, with owners sharing their experiences and modifications. less
It's Robotaxi Month! GM Upgrades The Hummer EV An EV Bulldozer?
This episode of Keep on Cybertrucking delves into a range of EV news, with a significant focus on the evolving landscape of autonomous driving and cha... morerging infrastructure. The hosts critically examine recent reports on Tesla's RoboTaxi safety, questioning the methodology and potential clickbait nature of headlines linking fatalities to the system. They contrast this with a real-world incident of a Waymo vehicle struggling in severe flooding, highlighting that even advanced systems have limitations. The discussion also touches upon the used Cybertruck market, noting a significant price drop, and the announcement of new EV trucks, including the Kia Tasman for North America. A key segment details the 2026 GMC Hummer EV upgrades, which include increased range, enhanced "King Crab" mode for improved maneuverability, and a larger infotainment screen, though the hosts express some envy for the new features not available on their current models. The episode concludes with updates on Starlink's ruggedized terminal and New Jersey's decision to remove Tesla Superchargers, sparking debate about potential corruption and the future of charging networks. less
Tesla Cancels the Cybertruck Range Extender Optimus Dances
The podcast episode delves into several EV topics, with a significant portion dedicated to the Tesla Cybertruck. A key point of discussion is Tesla�... more39;s decision to cancel the range extender option, a move that disappoints some who had hoped for it, though the hosts acknowledge potential reasons like cost or demand. The conversation also touches on the Cybertruck's performance in extreme off-roading, highlighting both its capabilities and limitations, as demonstrated by a user's successful climb of China Wall. In contrast, the Silverado EV's impressive real-world range test results are presented as a benchmark, with GM's tendency to underestimate range being a positive point. The episode also features a fascinating segment on Tesla's Optimus robot, showcasing its advanced dancing capabilities and hinting at its future potential in various tasks. Finally, the hosts discuss the ongoing challenges with Tesla's Robo Taxi and Cyber Cab trademarks, and a concerning report of a totaled Cybertruck in Mexico, emphasizing Tesla's safety record. less
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 performan... morece. The reviewer found the Hummer EV's navigation system initially defaulted to Electrify America, requiring manual adjustment via the app to select Tesla Superchargers. While the Hummer EV's estimated range exceeded GM's advertised 315 miles, charging speeds at Tesla Superchargers were capped at 150 kW due to communication limitations between the vehicle and the network, a point the reviewer plans to explore further. The reviewer expressed a strong preference for the Tesla Supercharging network due to its reliability, abundance of chargers, and cost savings through membership, contrasting it with a less positive experience at an EVgo station involving charger availability and user etiquette issues. Super Cruise performed well on the highway, significantly reducing driver fatigue, though the reviewer noted Tesla's FSD is sharper. Overall, the reviewer was very pleased with the Hummer EV's spaciousness and comfort for a family road trip, deeming it a successful first long-distance journey. less
Introducing Slate Motors | Tesla Looking to Oust Elon?
This episode of Keep on Cybertruckin' introduces Slate Motors, a new manufacturer aiming to disrupt the EV market with an ultra-affordable electr... moreic pickup truck priced under $20,000. The hosts are particularly impressed by Slate's modular design, emphasizing its DIY culture, customization potential, and aggressive pricing strategy. They highlight that the base model offers a 52 kWh battery for approximately 150 miles of range, with an option for an 84 kWh battery for around 240 miles. While acknowledging the lack of advanced features like a stereo or advanced driver aids, they see this 'barebones' approach as a strength, appealing to younger buyers, fleet operators, and DIY enthusiasts. The podcast also touches on Jeff Bezos's backing of Slate, the potential for it to be US-built in Indiana, and its unique positioning against established players. The discussion also briefly covers personal EV experiences, including the Hummer EV and Rivian, and speculates on Tesla's board potentially seeking a successor for Elon Musk, though Tesla denies these reports. less
Which Truck Did I Buy After Selling My Cybertruck?
After selling his Cybertruck, the reviewer meticulously evaluated several electric trucks, including the 2025 GMC Hummer EV, Rivian R1T, Chevrolet Sil... moreverado EV, and GMC Sierra EV. The Hummer impressed with its spacious interior, large frunk with an outlet, and off-road readiness, though its bed size and Super Cruise were noted drawbacks. The Rivian R1T offered excellent off-road capability and thoughtful interior features like the gear tunnel and accessible USB ports, but its small bed and overall size were dealbreakers for the reviewer. The Silverado and Sierra EVs stood out for their comfortable ride, innovative midgate, abundant power outlets, impressive 450+ mile range, and heads-up display. However, their lack of out-of-the-box off-road capability and a polarizing design element (wind deflectors) were significant cons. Ultimately, the reviewer highlights the Cybertruck's superior FSD, steer-by-wire, and storage as compelling reasons to return, but its persistent reliability issues, particularly inverter failures, made it an untenable choice for his needs. less
A New Cybertruck! Tesla's Q1 Deliveries Numbers, $25k Tesla on the Way?
The hosts of 'Keep on Cybertruckin'' delve into the newly released, $10,000 cheaper rear-wheel drive Cybertruck variant, expressing sig... morenificant reservations about its value proposition. They highlight the removal of key features such as air suspension (including the 'Extract' mode), premium speakers, rear touchscreen, heated/cooled seats, and bed outlets, questioning if these omissions truly justify the price reduction. The discussion also touches upon the aesthetic of the new wheels and the potential drawbacks of a single motor/inverter setup concerning reliability. While acknowledging the Cybertruck's polarizing nature and its role in pushing the EV truck market forward, the consensus leans towards the dual-motor variant offering superior value. The podcast also briefly covers Tesla's recent earnings, the advancements and controversies surrounding FSD, and the exciting developments in drone technology and robotaxis. less
Cybertruck's Can Float?! & EV Manufacturers Q1 Delivery Numbers
This episode of 'Keep On Cybertruckin' delves into Q1 EV manufacturer delivery numbers, offering a comparative analysis of GM, Ford, Lucid, ... moreTesla, and Rivian. The hosts provide detailed driving impressions of the GMC Sierra and Silverado EVs, noting their surprisingly car-like handling, reminiscent of the Cybertruck, though the Cybertruck is deemed superior. While the GMC trucks impress with their estimated range (around 450+ miles), their off-road capabilities are questioned compared to the Cybertruck. The discussion also touches on the Cybertruck's unique ability to traverse water, a feat deemed impossible for other EV trucks. Pricing and new variants for the GMC EVs are explored, with a focus on the upcoming AT4 and Elevation trims. The conversation highlights the importance of user interface, with a preference for the Cybertruck's single screen and the utility of heads-up displays, contrasting with the dual-screen setups in the GMCs. The episode also covers the April Fools' Magbak FSD Seer prank and the ongoing debate about EV manufacturer strategies, particularly Ford's perceived scaling back versus GM's expansion. Rivian's inventory challenges and future R2/R3 models are discussed, alongside Tesla's continued market dominance driven by the Model Y, despite production shifts. Finally, a YouTube video by Kyle Paul is praised for its rigorous testing of the Cybertruck's Autopilot, debunking Mark Rober's earlier claims. less
Silverado & Sierra EV Test Drive! Former Cybertruck Owner Shares All
The reviewer, a former Cybertruck owner, provides an in-depth comparison of the Chevrolet Silverado EV RST and GMC Sierra EV Denali. Both trucks are p... moreraised for their impressive range, with the Silverado EV estimated at 455 miles at 100% charge and the Denali at 460 miles. The reviewer highlights the practical features like the midgate, multi-flex tailgate with power outlets, and the spacious interior with ample legroom. While acknowledging the shared platform, distinctions are made in interior luxury (Denali) versus sportier aesthetics (Silverado). The reviewer expresses a preference for the Silverado's front-end design but favors the Sierra's rear flare. Key positives include the advanced Super Cruise feature, excellent camera systems, and the versatile bed and frunk storage. The reviewer notes the 22-inch wheels might not be ideal for off-roading, suggesting the LT trim for potential off-roaders. Overall, both trucks are highly regarded for their utility, technology, and range, making them strong contenders in the EV truck market. less
Will I Switch to a Rivian R1T After Owning a Cybertruck?
The reviewer test drives the Rivian R1T, comparing it extensively to the Tesla Cybertruck. Key takeaways highlight the R1T's refined interior, co... moremfortable seats (though potentially firm for long durations), and impressive Driver+ system, which is noted as superior to the Cybertruck's Autopilot and more intuitive than Hummer's Super Cruise. The reviewer appreciates the practicality of the gear tunnel and the overall luxury feel of the interior. However, the R1T's bed size is deemed insufficient for the reviewer's work needs, leading to a preference for the R1S SUV if choosing Rivian. While off-road capabilities are not tested, the vehicle's features suggest strong performance. The reviewer also notes the R1T's dual-motor performance trim is priced similarly to the Cybertruck, making the Cybertruck a strong value proposition. Despite its shortcomings for his specific needs, the R1T significantly impressed the reviewer, moving it up his consideration list. less
Mark Rober Exposed for Hating on Tesla?!
This episode critically examines Mark Rober's recent video testing self-driving capabilities, specifically his comparison between Luminar's ... moreLIDAR and Tesla's camera-based systems. The hosts express significant concerns about Rober's methodology, highlighting discrepancies in his testing, the use of Autopilot instead of FSD, and the choice of a child mannequin to evoke emotional responses. They question the influencer's responsibility and ethics, suggesting potential financial motivations and a lack of transparency. The discussion delves into the inconsistencies between Rober's edited video and raw footage, his explanations during interviews, and the timing of the video release relative to Luminar's financial performance. While acknowledging Rober's past contributions, the hosts conclude that his latest video appears disingenuous and potentially misleading, lacking scientific rigor. less
Is the Hummer EV Better Than a Cybertruck?
The reviewer, having recently sold his Cybertruck, evaluates the 2025 Hummer EV as a potential replacement, focusing on range, spaciousness, off-road ... morecapability, and autonomous driving. He praises the Hummer EV's inherent off-road readiness with features like recovery points, skid plates, and factory off-road tires. The spacious interior and comfortable seating, particularly in the rear, are highlighted as significant improvements over the Cybertruck for family road trips. The removable roof panels and power sliding rear glass are noted as desirable features for an open-air experience. Positives also include the versatile storage options with power outlets and tie-down points, and the impressive maneuverability thanks to four-wheel steer, achieving a turn radius comparable to a compact SUV. However, the reviewer expresses disappointment with the range (around 312-314 miles), citing longer charging times and higher costs due to the large battery. The Super Cruise system is described as 'finicky' and difficult to enable, especially compared to the Cybertruck's Autopilot, and its highway-only limitation is a drawback. Despite these negatives, the reviewer ultimately gives the Hummer EV a solid B+ to A- rating, appreciating its looks, capabilities, and overall driving experience, but wishes for better range and a more intuitive Super Cruise system. less
Petition To Remove Elon As CEO Of Tesla | JerryRigEverything Rips Cybertruck Frame | Ep 46
This episode of Keep On Cybertruckin' covers a wide range of EV topics, with a significant focus on the Tesla Cybertruck. The hosts discuss user ... moreexperiences, including a listener's recent Cybertruck delivery and positive feedback on its looks, power, comfort, and ease of driving, particularly highlighting the steer-by-wire system. The conversation also touches on Full Self-Driving updates and the controversial topic of artificial engine sounds in EVs, with the Hummer EV's implementation being a point of discussion. A major segment is dedicated to debunking a viral video by JerryRigEverything that tested the Cybertruck's towing capacity. The hosts, along with a guest analysis from Bearded Tesla, argue that JerryRig's extreme stress test was disingenuous and fearmongering, emphasizing that real-world towing scenarios would not replicate the failure conditions shown. They advocate for responsible content creation and responsible towing practices, such as adhering to the 80% towing capacity rule. The episode also briefly touches on the polarizing figure of Elon Musk and a petition for his removal as Tesla CEO, with the hosts expressing the view that his removal would be detrimental to the company. less
People Hate Tesla & Elon Musk | Vandalism Against Tesla Owners
This episode of 'Keep On Cybertruckin' delves into a variety of topics, starting with Chase's viral Cybertruck jump video, which gained... more significant traction and official recognition from the Cybertruck X account. The hosts also previewed the upcoming Cybertruck Rodeo event, highlighting its controlled off-road environment and the goal of gathering 500 Cybertrucks. A significant portion of the discussion focused on the concerning rise in vandalism and hate directed towards Tesla vehicles, including a recent supercharger fire in Massachusetts. The hosts noted Tesla's rapid repair of the damaged chargers. They also touched upon creative owner solutions like applying other brands' badging to blend in. The conversation shifted to EV charging innovations, such as the partnership between Tesla and Steak 'n Shake for new supercharger locations and the future of wireless charging. The technical aspects of the Cybertruck, including its steer-by-wire system and the NACS standard, were praised, with MotorTrend recognizing steer-by-wire as Tech of the Year. The PowerShare home backup feature was discussed, though one host shared personal frustrations with its activation. Finally, the episode explored the Cybertruck's lease pricing increase and the broader EV market, with anticipation for the Ram Charger and comparisons to other electric trucks like the Ford F-150 Lightning. less
What Makes The Ram Charger A Top Choice For Truck Fans
The "Keep On Cybertruckin'" podcast hosts delve into their experiences with the Tesla Cybertruck, with one host detailing a difficult b... moreuyback process due to repeated inverter failures. Despite reliability issues, the hosts express a continued fondness for the Cybertruck's driving dynamics and innovative features like steer-by-wire. The conversation then shifts to the highly anticipated Ram Charger, a truck generating significant excitement due to its projected 690-mile range, achieved via an onboard generator. While praising its utility, towing capacity, and potential as a home backup solution, the hosts note concerns about its slower charging speed and lack of NACS compatibility. The discussion also touches upon the potential for third-party autonomous driving solutions like Comma AI and upcoming refreshes for Tesla's Model S and X, highlighting the evolving landscape of EV technology and consumer expectations. less
I Sold My Cybertruck… Now What?
The reviewer details his decision to sell his Tesla Cybertruck after 391 days of ownership, primarily due to persistent inverter failures. He experien... moreced three inverter failures, one of which left him stranded, leading to significant anxiety about the vehicle's reliability for camping and remote trips. After exploring Tesla's buyback program, which he found satisfactory as it offered a full refund minus mileage calculated from the first incident, he decided to proceed with the sale. A subsequent "adaptive ride control unavailable" alert, coupled with a description indicating potential powertrain failure and shutdown, solidified his decision to no longer trust the vehicle. He is now exploring other electric SUVs and trucks, including the Ford F-150 Lightning, Hummer EV, Silverado EV, Rivian, and is particularly interested in future models like the Ram Charger and Scout, seeking community input for his next vehicle. While pleased with Tesla's buyback process, he expresses sadness at parting with the truck he otherwise enjoyed driving. less
The Future Of Superchargers, Waffle Houses & Strip Clubs??
Chase details his recent acquisition of a Ford F-150 Lightning Platinum, acquired after trading in his Rivian R1S. He highlights the Platinum trim... more9;s comprehensive features and the significant value proposition of purchasing a used model under $50,000. Key advantages noted include the spacious and functional frunk with power outlets, the 240-volt outlet in the bed for backup power, and the overall familiarity of the F-150 platform, especially with the desirable moonroof. However, Chase points out drawbacks such as the less intuitive UI compared to Rivian and Tesla, limitations in the BlueCruise driver-assist system, and the fact that the 240-volt bed outlet is an optional add-on for newer models. Despite these, he expresses satisfaction with the truck's premium interior, great stereo, and the overall cost-effectiveness of his purchase, positioning it as a practical choice for those seeking a full-size electric truck at a reasonable price. less
New Incentives For The Cybertruck Make It A Must Buy?
The "Keep On Cybertruckin'" podcast hosts discuss significant new incentives for the Tesla Cybertruck, including free wraps on Foundati... moreon Series inventory vehicles and a notably reduced lease price. The lease option, starting at $749/month with $7,500 down (or approximately $987/month with zero down), is highlighted as a compelling way to experience the Cybertruck's unique driving dynamics, which both hosts and absent guest Chase praise highly. A major point of discussion is the recent availability of the $7,500 federal tax credit at the point of sale for purchases, bringing the effective price closer to Tesla's initial projections. The hosts also touch upon the Cybertruck being the sole vehicle to feature the stainless steel exoskeleton, while other advanced features like steer-by-wire and 800-volt architecture are slated for future Tesla models. The conversation also covers the V4 Supercharger's increased charging speed to 325 kW and the evolving nature of EV road trips, emphasizing the potential for more integrated and relaxed charging experiences. less
Cybertrucks Taking Over Glamis | Cyber Odyssey February 2025
This episode of 'Keep on Cybertruckin'' dives deep into the upcoming Cyber Odyssey event at Glamis, focusing on the Cybertruck's o... moreff-roading capabilities. Hosts and guests, including event organizers Brian and Jerry, discuss the challenges and excitement of dune driving, emphasizing the importance of community and preparation. Key takeaways include practical advice on tire management, charging strategies (highlighting the Supercharger's distance and CCS as an alternative), and the surprising off-road prowess of the Cybertruck, which defies initial skepticism about its weight. While the event itself is free, attendees need a $35 Glamis pass. The discussion also touches on the Cybertruck's unique driving experience, its appeal beyond traditional truck buyers, and the ongoing evolution of EV technology and market perception. less
Expert Reveals Shocking Facts About Tesla CCS Adapters Protect Your Car and Yourself
This podcast episode delves into the recent Tesla Model Y 'Juniper' refresh, with hosts Eric and Chase discussing its aesthetic changes, par... moreticularly the new front and rear light bars, which elicit mixed reactions, leaning towards appreciation for the rear but some reservations about the front's integration. The interior updates, including ambient lighting and a slightly larger screen, are noted as welcome improvements, with a particular focus on the potential for a six-seater configuration in China, featuring a more practical bucket-seat-like middle row. The discussion touches upon expected pricing and notable range increases, with figures suggesting up to 447 miles. A significant portion of the conversation, featuring guest Amir, shifts to the complexities of EV charging infrastructure, focusing on CCS adapters. Amir, an industry professional, highlights critical safety concerns with third-party CCS adapters, emphasizing the lack of UL certification and the potential dangers of arcing and damage to vehicle systems. He strongly advises waiting for certified adapters or official Tesla/OEM releases. The episode also clarifies charging standards like J1772, CCS, and the emerging NACS (or 'NEX'), explaining their differences and the industry's shift towards NACS due to Tesla's Supercharger network and the lighter, more user-friendly connectors, while reassuring that CCS will remain relevant for years to come. The conversation concludes with a brief look at Cybertruck incentives and used market pricing. less