CYBERTRUCK FIRST ROAD TRIP! EFFICIENCY TEST & MGM DISASTER

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This video chronicles the first road trip in the Tesla Cybertruck to Las Vegas, focusing on efficiency testing and a challenging hotel experience. The reviewer highlights the Cybertruck's utility and storage, particularly the convenience of its onboard outlets for making coffee during charging stops. However, the frunk's size is noted as a downside. The efficiency tests reveal the Cybertruck consumes significantly more energy per mile (around 460-470 Wh/mile) compared to the Model X and Model Y, which are under 400 Wh/mile. Charging speeds are generally good, with the Cybertruck maintaining high speeds (around 256 kW) even at higher states of charge, outperforming the Model X in this regard. The trip was marred by a disastrous stay at the MGM Grand, with multiple non-functional outlets, lack of hot water, and poor service, overshadowing the otherwise enjoyable aspects of the trip like celebrating a birthday and visiting the Bellagio Conservatory. The reviewer also touches on parking challenges due to the Cybertruck's size in standard hotel spots.