Tesla Cybertruck Owners Receive a New Job Opportunity That Pays $50/Hour Simply Using Their Electric Trucks – ‘Mobile Electric Vehicle Charging Services’

F that. Maybe like $200 an hour. Tard cybertruck owners will do it for $50 to create til tok crap content.

That was my model Y. Normally it doesn't lose much range when parked for 2 to 3 months. However, in this case the 4-year-old, $120, 12 volt battery went bad and as a result, the car was no longer "sleeping" properly and the the high voltage battery started getting drained. Tesla service is going to the airport and replacing the 12V battery for free under warranty. After they do the vampire drain should stop.

First thing that came to mind “Is it because it looks more like as a charger than a truck?” Second “you would buy a $100k truck so you can use it as a mobile charger?” Third “isn’t a fast charger cheaper and faster?” Fourth “what?!? Is this someone’s way to justify why they bought a cyber truck?”

This is similar to an article that I read that talked about how happy a cyber truck owner’s wife was when he bought a cyber truck so they can power their appliances during a power outage. What this person didn’t mention was what his wife would have been even more happier if she didn’t know their was a power outage because he purchased a whole house generator for less than $10k and it switched on automatically.

Well, who knew the Cybertruck was secretly moonlighting as a mobile charging station? This is brilliant! It's like the ultimate "pay it forward" scheme, except with actual money. And at $50 an hour, these Cybertruck owners are basically becoming superheroes of the road, rescuing stranded EVs and making a pretty penny while they're at it.
It's a fantastic example of how innovation can unlock totally unexpected benefits. We've always thought of EVs as just vehicles, but this shows they can be so much more – mobile power banks, community support systems, and even a new way to earn some extra cash. Who needs a side hustle when your car is the side hustle? It definitely makes you think about all the other untapped potential in our electric future!
Tesla Cybertruck's Battery Can Power A House Owner Quoted $30,000 To Make That Happen
This video discusses the Cybertruck's bi-directional charging capabilities, which is the technology that enables it to share power.

It’s a level 2 charger? Using the AC outlet? Or the charge port?

I love this. You’re very correct that there’s all kinds of advantages that are yet to be discovered developingEV cars and trucks. Usually there’s a whole series of services that support the electric vehicles and those are ways for people to make a living. The more that the product is supported, the more new and used car EV buyers will be secure in purchasing one. And that’s very important. The grass roots will grow around electric vehicles like it did with gasoline powered vehicles back in the 30s 40s 50s etc.. right now the auto industry is an oligopoly because it takes a lot of resources to design develop distribute and sell through dealers new cars and trucks. The market for electric vehicles is just really beginning to take hold and the opportunities are everywhere.

Choosing from a variety of cars and trucks helps consumers that only have choice but find the right vehicle at the right price and utilize it to make certain they’re not just buying another car or truck off the dealers lot. Market is all about meeting the needs of consumers by a combination of making products available at the right time and at the right price. EV’s will help that process.

My thoughts are how the heck it lasted two months. I parked for three days and lost 100+ miles of range. This guy's been gone for 2 months and just now seeing 14 miles of range left.

Why not get a cab?

Thought all the cybertrucks were banned in the US

The thing about this is that in the fine print when you buy the Cybertruck, they say that if you're abusing free lifetime charging, it is up to their discretion to withdraw it. As a one off, a Cybertruck owner could help this guy for $50-100 but go into business at your own risk.

With all of the problems they've had, why doesn't Tesla offer this as a service through the dealership. Tesla roadside service?

I dont know why they (Tesla/Elon) didn't put solar charging on Tesla, if the main issue is with constantly having to charge or running out of charge. Seems like a no brainer.

I left my Model Y sitting for 70 days and the battery went down like 5%. He must be doing something wrong.

I don’t realize the model Y could charge from 2 sources!