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You might want to spend some time reading the forum for these answers, often discussed. Your analysis needs some work. Try ABRP (A Better Route Planner). Range on the highway is between 10 and 80% charge, then you drive again to 10 to 20%, and charge to 80%. So you are using, at most, 70% of...

I have no interest in it for the following reasons: 1) It's FUGLY. 2) It lacks the functionality of a TRUCK. Couldn't climb stairs at a pre-launch event, gets stuck on flat wet ground. 3) They designed features to be ridiculously expensive for no good reason like wiper, tires, etc. 4) The...

What looks best on a CyberTruck is: BERT'S RECYCLING

Lots of 12 year olds have Matchbox cars/trucks, or maybe an electric mini jeep or similar. While Tron graphics look neat, not on an F-150, even if it is electric. I've also seen people put cartoon-related figures on their Mach-Es, and they look ridiculous. Lightning bolts, sure.

Looks like a 12 year old's vehicle.

It seems crazy to read the manual, I know. I mean it only explains how the $50,000+ truck works and all that. Totally crazy.

You are confused. First, the GOM (Guess-o-meter) is an estimate of your range. Changes are not a loss or gain of range they are a prediction. Second, if the truck senses a trailer, it will adjust the prediction to 50% until it learns. You have not lost any range, the prediction has adjusted...

$70+...

The liability would be huge. Imagine if it sent power over the line and killed a lineman.

Big fan of the old JC Whitney catalog!

@Charge_Rob is looking into this. If you own a 2022 and have monitored your truck navigating to a fast charger and are sure it's not preconditioning, please post here. Note - if you don't have a 2022, or haven't monitored it and have no idea, please don't reply to this thread. I know...

"Most running boards only reduce fuel efficiency by about 1–3%." - https://www.fabheavyparts.com/blogs/buyers-guide/running-boards "When you install running boards, you might notice a slight MPG reduction. Studies have shown that running boards can decrease fuel efficiency by 1-3% on average...

A simple Google search will show you that a) running boards do affect efficiency and b) it's 1 to 3% so not noticeable without scientific measurement.

DM sent, with list of updates from day 1.

Then Ford's Early Access team is also confused... I know it is not working, as does @taxmanand others. I confirmed it in repeated tests. And, it works fine in my Mach-E, which I have also confirmed with the same tests.

That's not correct. It may be your understanding, but it is not correct. Ford has confirmed to me, in writing, that the 2022s cannot precondition. My vehicle has had every software update there is. I have confirmed that it doesn't work as recently as my 5,400+ mile trip to Canada in March...

While the Generlink may be "available", your utility may not allow you to use it...

Bingo

100,000 trucks. Failure rate is so low, that no, there won't be aftermarket batteries until, there are for the much higher volume Mach-E...

Never coming.