Experiment reveals how much it costs to charge a Tesla Cybertruck for 31 days (Instagram @teslamotors)
A Tesla Cybertruck owner, Matt Wallace, conducted an experiment to find out how much it costs to charge the vehicle for 31 days.
Despite the stigma that electric vehicles (EVs) are expensive to charge, Wallace revealed in a video shared on YouTube that he spent only $32 to charge his Cybertruck with 634kWh last month. This information surprised many, as the common belief is that EVs are costly to maintain, especially in terms of recharging.
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However, comments from other users soon pointed out other factors to consider, such as the vehicle’s range. Some noted that if the $32 only allowed for 965 kilometers, the cost wouldn’t be as impressive compared to modern hybrids. Others mentioned the daily energy consumption, with one user reporting that their Cybertruck consumes 12kWh per day even when stationary, leading to additional daily costs.
Additionally, some owners questioned the total cost of the Cybertruck, which can exceed $100,000, and compared it to cheaper vehicles.
The discussion about electricity and fuel costs, including the high initial price of the vehicle, raised questions about the actual long-term savings of opting for an electric car.
Source: Unilad | Photo: Instagram @teslamotors | This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team
