Cybertruck and FSD daily driver in Denver. I post real drive tests every FSD release, plus fixes, how-tos, and honest mod reviews. USAF vet. Videos ⬇️
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Driving a Cybertruck Across the Country to X Takeover!!! youtu.be/yLR0vDBDOcc?si=Irdf… via @YouTube
Unpopular opinion: owning a Cybertruck is better than a Cybercab because of snow driving. My Cybertruck will easily go through snow but the Cybercab is unproven.
Tesla says the Cybercab line is outrunning deployment. Agree or disagree?
438K miles a week beating Waymo in Austin is a big flip. Waymo still leads overall, but how long does that hold once Cybercab volume shows up?
FSD owner in Colorado here. The 6.6B city-street miles is the stat that matters to me, since highway is the easy part. Which country do you think gets approved next?
That's a lot of Cybercabs for a "test" fleet. At ~75-95 registrations a week, Dallas could launch with a real fleet from day one. What's your guess for the launch-day count?
I’d like to say that I’m getting closer and I am. But it is a very slow role to make this happen. And in a couple days, I have a huge impressions day that will drop off so I expect this to go down.
Tesla's Cybercab line can now build robotaxis faster than Tesla can deploy them, per Lars Moravy. 78% automated, goal is 1 every 10 seconds, 463 registered in Texas.
My take: the bottleneck is now cities and regulators, not the factory. Which city should get them next?
Tesla's Houston Robotaxi zone just went from ~25 to ~254 square miles, about 10x, per Robotaxi Tracker. The same tracker counts only 34 driverless Model Ys to cover it. Big map first, fleet later worked in Austin. Will Houston fill in as fast? #Robotaxi
As a vet I love this news.
The U.S. Air Force plans to equip its entire fleet of 222 C-17 cargo aircraft with SpaceX’s Starshield.
Boeing has already equipped 9 aircraft at Port San Antonio.
Two contracts worth a combined $13.5 million cover integration and installation on 19 jets by March 2027.
The plan would expand Starshield’s presence across the Air Force’s strategic airlift fleet.
Latvia makes it 18 countries. As an FSD owner in Colorado, I love watching the map fill in. Which country do you think approves it next?
Tesla FSD (Supervised) is now officially available in 18 Countries. Latvia has just announced their approval!
• U.S. 🇺🇸
• Canada 🇨🇦
• Mexico 🇲🇽
• Puerto Rico 🇵🇷
• The Netherlands 🇳🇱
• Australia 🇦🇺
• New Zealand 🇳🇿
• South Korea 🇰🇷 (Partial Rollout)
• China 🇨🇳 (Partial Rollout)
• Lithuania 🇱🇹
• Estonia 🇪🇪
• Denmark 🇩🇰
• Belgium 🇧🇪
• Slovenia 🇸🇮
• Czechia 🇨🇿
• Croatia 🇭🇷
• Slovakia 🇸🇰
• Latvia 🇱🇻 (new)
*Tesla FSD is called Tesla Assisted Driving in Europe*
0-60 in under 0.9 seconds sounds unreal, but 2028 is a long wait. Would you put down a deposit now for a 2028 delivery, or wait until customer cars are on the road?
Going from about 25 to roughly 250 square miles is a huge jump, and it now reaches the Heights, Downtown and the Medical Center, which is where people actually need to go. Which city gets the next big expansion?
1,250 Cybercab sightings in Austin on F1 qualifying day, and 93% had nobody in the driver's seat. New single-day record (old high: 1,072). A line of gold robotaxis rolling up to COTA is the most convincing robotaxi demo yet. Would you ride one to a race? #Robotaxi
BREAKING: Starting Oct 28, Turo lets you book Teslas with FSD (Supervised) verified straight through Tesla's API. Thousands already listed, and eligible hosts get a free month of FSD.
A real rental beats a 15-minute test drive for winning people over. Would you rent one?
