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Episode 21 - Chase goes viral, Cybertruck off-roading, Another Cybertruck accident, Neuralink transplant
Chase went viral with a video of his Cybertruck jumping at a motocross park. He repurposed content from Instagram reels for YouTube shorts to diversify his exposure. The video showcased the off-road capabilities of the Cybertruck and received positive feedback from local Raptor owners. Chase shared his off-road settings for donuts and jumps, including Baja mode and adjusting the handling balance. Eric announced a Cybertruck meetup in Southern California for photo shoots and off-roading. Will recommended getting an RV plug extension for charging flexibility and discussed the importance of finding a reputable electrician for charger installations. The conversation covers various topics related to the Tesla Cybertruck, including the driving experience, off-road capabilities, charging infrastructure, and updates on the Foundation Series. The hosts discuss their experiences driving the Cybertruck, including its power, handling, and off-road performance. They also mention the rear steering feature and the thrill of jumping the truck. The conversation then shifts to the availability of high-power charging stations and the potential for faster charging for the Cybertruck. The hosts also touch on recent accidents involving the Cybertruck and the uncertainty surrounding the end of the Foundation Series. They speculate on the reasons for the slow sales and the possibility of extending the series. The conversation concludes with a mention of upcoming Cybertruck demos and the potential impact on rentals through platforms like Turo. In this part of the conversation, Will and Eric discuss various topics related to Tesla and electric vehicles. They talk about the rollout of the Model 3 and Cybertruck, the HEPA filters in Tesla vehicles, the potential legal implications of sitting in a car while intoxicated, the advancements in brain-computer interface technology by Neuralink, and the use of the Cybertruck for off-roading. They also mention a magnetic gadget that allows a non-electric vehicle to park in an EV charging stall, a MOLLE panel shelf for the Cybertruck's bed, and the recent earthquakes in Bakersfield, California.
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By ButterEVChase went viral with a video of his Cybertruck jumping at a motocross park. He repurposed content from Instagram reels for YouTube shorts to diversify his exposure. The video showcased the off-road capabilities of the Cybertruck and received positive feedback from local Raptor owners. Chase shared his off-road settings for donuts and jumps, including Baja mode and adjusting the handling balance. Eric announced a Cybertruck meetup in Southern California for photo shoots and off-roading. Will recommended getting an RV plug extension for charging flexibility and discussed the importance of finding a reputable electrician for charger installations. The conversation covers various topics related to the Tesla Cybertruck, including the driving experience, off-road capabilities, charging infrastructure, and updates on the Foundation Series. The hosts discuss their experiences driving the Cybertruck, including its power, handling, and off-road performance. They also mention the rear steering feature and the thrill of jumping the truck. The conversation then shifts to the availability of high-power charging stations and the potential for faster charging for the Cybertruck. The hosts also touch on recent accidents involving the Cybertruck and the uncertainty surrounding the end of the Foundation Series. They speculate on the reasons for the slow sales and the possibility of extending the series. The conversation concludes with a mention of upcoming Cybertruck demos and the potential impact on rentals through platforms like Turo. In this part of the conversation, Will and Eric discuss various topics related to Tesla and electric vehicles. They talk about the rollout of the Model 3 and Cybertruck, the HEPA filters in Tesla vehicles, the potential legal implications of sitting in a car while intoxicated, the advancements in brain-computer interface technology by Neuralink, and the use of the Cybertruck for off-roading. They also mention a magnetic gadget that allows a non-electric vehicle to park in an EV charging stall, a MOLLE panel shelf for the Cybertruck's bed, and the recent earthquakes in Bakersfield, California.