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Remember that non-Tesla only are able to access the V3+ superchargers due to hardware+communications V2- TSuperchargers vs V3+ TSuperchargers

It could be less than 204 kWh if they get Rivian's efficiency. Here is a table I keep tweaking. See '500 mile equiv' column.

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Here is where various ones fall in gradient color for a visual comparison. Via: https://www.cybertruckownersclub.com/forum/threads/cybertruck-11-8-23-specs-and-others-including-silverado-ev-rst-future.9719/

FYI, to be clear the battery is total 92 kWh and usable 70 kWh (in case someone is thinking 70 was total). v6 generator is 130 kW with 190 kW peak. The 190 came from Alex on Auto YT [link] Background: I had a 2011 Gen 1 Volt driven 98% on grid electricity (kids is driving it now). Wife drives...

FYI, on the v2- vs v3+ Tesla superchargers that Ford, GM, Rivian, etc will work with the adapter.

Wait ... this isn't "fast charging" tho. This would be DC slow charging. That is way higher kW ... think 70+ Your battery always gets charged with DC with the difference the AC->DC inverter in your car coverts it to DC or the AC->DC inverter at the charging site converts it before it gets to...

Nice monitor screen Tesla showed in a video:

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Blue = Permits Yellow = currently under construction changes tab to see more details

So you don't think the internet connected trucks, sales info, and customer relations/survey/etc give them details of why the Lightnings are being bought and how they are used? Your in IT and you think they don't have that data / reporting? He mentioned how much job sites are using the power on...

An amazing interview. [ Very easy to listen to at x1.75 ] The Man Behind The Best-Selling Truck In 50 Years - Ford CEO Jim Farley | The Fully Charged Podcast Jun 4, 2023 Fully Charged PODCAST On the podcast today is first-time guest and Ford CEO, Jim Farley. Prior to joining Ford in 2007...

Another excellent article by a veteran with many connections. https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a44016347/ford-tesla-ev-charging-opinion/

FYI, two great crowdsourced sites to see new chargers. The Tesla one has excellent new filtering. The CCS one could use it so you can look at >=4 stalls & >= 120 kW Tesla - https://supercharge.info/changes CCS - https://fastcharger.info/changes

Show me the numbers and projections for both. Don't just spit out numbers you claim to have found and predict in your head. Tesla is proving it. They also are prefabricating them to install them in weeks not months.

A rough plan doesn't mean anything without proven companies that can get the equipment and meet a schedule. Otherwise it is just a plan and talk. I couldn't find a schedule and who is building the DCFCs. Watch this site for TXs. Those TEVI plans include Tesla Superchargers...

Many new Tesla installs are prefabricated. https://insideevs.com/news/657795/tesla-shows-how-prefabricated-supercharger-units-save-time-costs/

Re: TX TEVI Texas Tesla activity in May '23 alone (and this is just crowdsourced ones). Red/Open; Blue/Permit; Yellow/Active_construction

Below is from yesterday and the day before. 9 with 8 stalls (plugs) 4 with 12 stalls (plugs) 2 with 16 stalls (plugs) 1 with 20 stalls (plugs) 2 with 32 stalls (plugs) 1 with 40 stalls (plugs) Crowdsources Tesla Supercharger changes/adds/updates --> supercharge.info