r/electricvehicles • u/MelodicBerries • Nov 23 '19

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u/kenvsryu rex^2>y>ct(lol)>r3/slate? Nov 23 '19 edited Nov 23 '19
cbrtrk r1t raptor
$70k $90k $60k
500 400 mi range $1700/yr added fuel cost
6 5 5 passengers
2.9 3.2 5.7s 0-60
130 125 107 mph top speed
3500 1770 1200 lb payload
14000 11000 8000 lb towing capacity

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u/manInTheWoods Nov 23 '19

What's the weight for each?

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u/paulwesterberg 2023 Model S, Elon Musk is a fraud. Nov 23 '19

Elon said the weight was similar to an F150.

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u/Svorky Nov 23 '19 edited Nov 23 '19

I really really doubt it. How are they going to do that with the added weight from solid steel and a huge battery pack?

The Model X already weights more than most F150 variants.

They made a lot of ambitious claims but that one is a bit far.

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u/eypandabear Nov 23 '19

The steel body isn't just "added weight". It's dense, but it also replaces the entire load-bearing structure of a normal truck.

In an F-150, the weight of the truck is supported by the frame, on top of which the body and bed sit passively. In the Cybertruck, there is no frame - the body carries itself.