Cybertruck range test exceeds official numbers as Rivian R1T and Ford F-150 Lightning beat its 45.1 kWh energy consumption

[Redaktion]

While the focus with the Cybertruck's range on a charge numbers has so far been on extreme towing or high speed driving conditions, a standardized mixed test confirms Tesla's official numbers.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Cybertruck-range-test-exceeds-official-numbers-as-Rivian-R1T-and-Ford-F-150-Lightning-beat-its-45-1-kWh-energy-consumption.806934.0.html

[Green1]

"average speed of 40mph"?
Wow.... The lengths people will go to to try to apologize for Elon are impressive.

[But like]

But that's with a mixture of city and highway driving. 40mph highway driving dude 😎

[lmao]

"average speed of 40mph"?
Wow.... The lengths people will go to to try to apologize for Elon are impressive.

do you even have a car, if you are surprised avg speed is usually quite low

[Scott]

I'm still bummed it didn't hit the original numbers stated (500 miles and much cheaper), but I'm surprised that others think this is some kind of sleight of hand to make Elon look better. It plainly says

"when tested under stanardized conditions at an average speed of 40 MPH and with a 60/40% split between city and highway driving, respectively."

What part of a standardized test is in favor of Elon, or any company? The purpose of a standardized test is to be, well... "standard". Meaning 'the same for everyone who takes it'.

I won't be buying a cybertruck but the article is still stating valid points. I believe you shouldn't hate on something/ or love something, simply because of who created it.