Cybertruck Non Foundation Actual Range Real Life Test

Non Foundation Cybertruck has EPA rating of 325 Miles with Core Wheels and Foundation Series has en EPA rating of 340 Miles.
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[@gocybertruck8189]

Excellent that range is cool and efficient.

[@hedgefund996]

Keep The Non Foundation Content, Coming Salute 🫡

[@MyGadgetsWorld]

Thank you. Definitely more to come!

[@J.O.R_BR_Overclocking]

The caps are not for looks, they are solely for better range.

[@MyGadgetsWorld]

Definitely, but range is still better without caps

[@Drew-wb2jo]

@@MyGadgetsWorldthat’s not true at all

[@rudyadjetey5120]

@@MyGadgetsWorldwould be nice to know what the real world difference would be with the caps.

[@bartdeking]

So rediculous, if you don't know the purpose of the caps you have been laying under a rock.

[@tuanmassey]

I agree. The caps on those normal wheels do not look good compared to the upgraded wheels and caps.

[@johncallery814]

Thanks. Very useful information. Maybe put the caps on just to compare.

[@MyGadgetsWorld]

Thank you John. Definitely doing that for next test.

[@hank1689]

Hub caps 👀 better imo plus more energy efficiency

[@MyGadgetsWorld]

Yes it is just looks or efficiency, which isn’t bad even without it. Beating EPA rating of 325 miles without caps is a WIN

[@NotTubeIm]

I’m actually getting 368 wh/mile over 5000+ miles lifetime on cyber wheels

[@MyGadgetsWorld]

That’s great. Where do you live?

[@frunkytowntesla]

The Total Energy in the Trips page shows ONLY the amount of energy the truck has actually used to physically move the truck. It does not display the total amount of energy you have charged into the battery. Big difference, especially as you add miles. Look in your Tesla app under Charge Stats. THAT will show you how much energy you have charged into the battery. Using camp mode, pet mode, watching videos, etc.. uses electricity but won't be included on the Trips Page.

[@MyGadgetsWorld]

That’s great to know. But I haven’t used any of those modes yet. Just used it for commute to work and back so consumption is purely based on drive with AC on

[@8bajwa8]

Hi there, Since you have both Foundation and Non Foundation. Would like to make side by side video of comparison of both and 100 mile round trip range test.

[@MyGadgetsWorld]

I will consider it.

[@michaelcasino8517]

Amazing

[@jon36-88]

Where did you get the lugs and America 🇺🇸 cap from, thanks.

[@MyGadgetsWorld]

I have included link in description.

[@jamesgrose4819]

Why would you get less mileage out of the non foundation series.

[@AMPed.]

300miles range is good.. how many days in the year do you drive even more than 300miles round trip? How about one way..becuase you probably charge at destination as well.

[@tman984]

those wheels would look good with some aftermarket offroad tires...

[@MyGadgetsWorld]

Definitely

[@mikepanahi8673]

How does that determine the size of the battery? It shows you added 219KWH. Assuming you took delivery of the car with some cherge before putting these miles calculations are off. but 365WH/MI is very imoressive, I get closer to 450.

[@MyGadgetsWorld]

Do you drive in Chill mode? Or standard. Also are you in colder region in US? 365wh/mile is really good. I got my truck at 40% from Tesla as I picked it up a day early usually they give at least 70% to 80% charged

[@lyna-jackson]

I got invited for 79k truck and order it right way about a week ago and still not get vin yet

[@MyGadgetsWorld]

You will get it soon. Tesla just made it available for everyone to order

[@lyna-jackson]

@@MyGadgetsWorld lol hope so

[@LordTimelord]

Took two werks for me.

[@sandpine]

@@LordTimelord*twerks

[@winnerdanny7]

there is no epa rating for the cybertruck. the epa does not rate vehicles in its weight class

[@oj9886]

I mean do you have to charge it every 2 days , 3 days etc

[@MyGadgetsWorld]

Yes I charge upto 80% and then come home with 60%. I could charge in 3 days but I charge everyday and leave home with 80% charge everyday

[@jeremyrom]

I think your math should use the usable/net kWh capacity not the gross capacity. I know that 123 kWh is the Gross/total capacity for the CyberTruck and includes buffers and an unusable amount of capacity.

[@oj9886]

How often are you charging your cyber truck

[@MyGadgetsWorld]

Everyday. I could charge every 3 days if I have to

[@AyahuascaDataScientist]

Cap looks bettrr

[@mikepanahi8673]

How do you know none foundation's battery is 123KW, the foundation is 123KW. I'm pretty sure its a smaller battery. then those calculations wouldn't be accurate

[@MyGadgetsWorld]

You can also see how much KWh charged that’s closer to 123Kwhr given that I drove 600 miles

[@chiboyife5456]

The new cap doesn't look good.. I prefer the old aero caps that was recalled

[@MyGadgetsWorld]

Same :) those Foundation ones with Cyber Wheels looked great

[@1slyboy]

FYI - The caps depend on which tires you get they have two versions

[@paulmurdoch6901]

Great video series; you have me hooked on new releases. I'm convinced Tesla is using a different battery than the 4680 for this non-Foundation series, it would explain the tax rebate at the point of sale not being available. The range/battery size you mentioned sounds too good to be true, especially considering how Tesla normally over-advertises its range. A comparison of the supercharger SOC charging between the foundation Cyber and the non-foundation Cyber could be a good test of the battery and chemistry type/size. 20%-80% would do it.

[@MyGadgetsWorld]

Thank you for watching regularly. I will do a Test where I will charge 100% and make it go down to Zero to see how much exactly does it give. Also charging at supercharger

[@realchurch2693]

You wait, they're going to try to sell you more range later for 2k or more. It's software capped for upsell profits.

[@MyGadgetsWorld]

Maybe, but it is already better than their advertised range. I am happy with it.

[@realchurch2693]

@@MyGadgetsWorld advertised range maybe, unveiling range expectations of 500 miles plus? Not even close.

[@deplorablechump8758]

The cap does look bad

[@aceventuraaceventura2003]

LG fridge with wheels.

[@AvocadoAtrocity]

I don't think the non foundation has a 123KW battery... it might have 120KW 🤔

[@MyGadgetsWorld]

Not sure if they would cut corners by just that much

[@AvocadoAtrocity]

@@MyGadgetsWorld then why would the non foundation not have the same range???

[@realchurch2693]

You wait, they're going to try to sell you more range later for 2k or more. It's software capped for upsell profits.