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For it to be “humor”, it would need to be funny… Why are you quoting Model S stuff in relation to the Cybertruck? Cammisa’s review mentioned that it ran 11.3 @ 30% SOC, making the near-7,000 lb. truck quicker than every Taycan other than the Turbo S at that SOC. Now THAT’S funny!

Nothing in your post is true.

Edmunds' results are among the most useful I've seen. "Average time needed to add 100 miles of range" is very enlightening, and possibly surprising for those who don't understand the entire picture of DCFC-ing

They're at about 6.5/32nds/5.5mm of tread after 12K miles/19K KM.

I’ve only put about 12K miles on the Pirellis so far. They look fine, but it’s tough to predict when they’ll need replacing.

I’m not Derek, but here’s my answer to this question, posted earlier in this thread: “The Pirellis are very slightly quieter than PS4S, but the Michelins are very quiet already. The tradeoff, IMO is that the Pirellis aren’t as responsive and don’t have quite the lateral grip of the Michelins...

Mine have worn well for UHP Summer tires. 25K miles or a bit more.

Thanks. The larger point that was being made is that these are at least resources that can be used to compare charging speeds and range. The more commonly cited "10-80%" metric lacks any context for what that means as far as actual range gained, and so is largely useless. I'd never use these...

LOL - okay, you let us know which OTHER semi-comprehensive resource you'd suggest we use to compare charging speeds... I'm sure we're all ears (and eyes)

How about this:

This is a great resource, and it's about time someone put this together - thank for posting!

P-Zero ELECT: https://www.pirelli.com/tires/en-us/car/catalog/product/new-p-zero/235_35-r20/92y-xl-tesla-elect-pncs

The Pirellis are very slightly quieter than PS4S, but the Michelins are very quiet already. The tradeoff, IMO is that the Pirellis aren’t as responsive and don’t have quite the lateral grip of the Michelins. I miss the performance of the Michelins I had on my previous car. When my OEM...

Download the Tesla app and register for an account. Then click on “Charge your non-Tesla” and the app will display Magic Dock equipped Superchargers near your location if there are any…

Yes, just for fun…

So 2 months ago you write a LONG post (https://www.taycanforum.com/forum/threads/perspective-a-happy-taycan-owner-road-trip%E2%80%99s-his-daughter%E2%80%99s-model-y%E2%80%A6.16745/ ) …about your experience road-tripping a Model Y, stating multiple times that the Supercharging network is by...

Glass half empty vs. glass half full. Additional DCFC options are a good thing, full stop. There are now Magic Dock-equipped Superchargers in at least 16 states plus Ontario. In no reality is that anything but a good thing.

Glass half empty vs. glass half full. Additional DCFC options are a good thing, full stop.

https://electrek.co/2023/09/26/tesla-expands-superchargers-non-tesla-electric-cars-us/

In a related development, Tesla has recently added a fair number of Magic Dock sites… https://electrek.co/2023/09/26/tesla-expands-superchargers-non-tesla-electric-cars-us/