I encountered 50 Cybercabs in College Point Queens (NYC). They were in the parking lot of a huge Tesla Showroom/Service Center building. They all had steering wheels with steering column and wiring exposed. A few had Starlink terminal cutouts embedded in the back roof. Half had Texas plates. Other half had no plates, just a faux plate that said "cybercab'. I saw multiple coming and going with Tesla employees behind the wheel. They are preparing for a NYC launch!!
GOOD NEWS 🚨 Roadster day is finally here 🔥
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The ultimate cross-over: Game of Thrones meets Pippi Longstocking on the set of Little House on the Prairie!
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UPDATE: It looks like if your Model Y Premium in the U.S. has the newer Power Conversion System (PCS2), then your vehicle is capable of Vehicle-To-Load (V2L). If your Model Y Premium doesn't, your car is not capable of V2L.
You can check if your car has it by putting in your VIN number into Tesla's parts catalog and typing in "assembly power conversion." One of the two pages will have a label "Original VIN Part," and that's how you tell which version you have: parts.tesla.com/en-US/landin…
You can also just check Tesla's Outlet Adapter accessory page in the Tesl app and it will tell you if your car is compatible, although it seems that page still needs to be updated for some people.
Tesla has officially launched Vehicle-To-Load (V2L) capability for all Model Y Premium trims in the U.S.
This means that you can now use your vehicle’s battery and the Tesla Outlet Adapter to power other devices and appliances including space heaters, power tools, camping gear, fans, etc, with Tesla's $80 Outlet Adapter.
It's also now live on Tesla's online vehicle configurator (second pic below), and it lets you select the adapter during the config process. Since there is no "only Model Ys produced as of" date listed for the capability, presumably all Premium Model Ys have this V2L capability, but I will let you know if I hear anything different.
Outlet Adapter Specs:
• 120V, 20A
• 2.4kW max power
• Gen 3 Mobile connector required
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lately when I meet new people, I ask them what their hobbies are instead of what they do for work, and let me tell you, the conversations have been absolutely top tier!
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