Episode 17 - New motors for the Cybertruck?, Powershare in action, Tips for driving in the sand & more

In this episode, the hosts discuss various topics related to Cybertruck and electric vehicles. They talk about Tesla asking some Cybertruck owners to swap out a motor, drive unit, and drive train, indicating that the Cybertruck is still being fine-tuned. They also discuss Rivian filing a patent for a UWB-enabled accessory for dog lovers and the latest updates and improvements coming to the new Gen 2 Rivian. The hosts also mention the use of Cybertruck's power share feature during a recent hurricane in Texas and the hate and criticism the Cybertruck receives online. The conversation discusses the perception and misconceptions surrounding the Tesla Cybertruck and electric vehicles in general. It highlights the lack of understanding and misinformation spread through social media. The cost savings and convenience of charging at home are also emphasized. The potential release of the Model Y refresh and the progress of Full Self-Driving (FSD) software are mentioned, with speculation about the timeline for their availability. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss various topics including the dangers of driving in Texas, the abandoned Cybertruck found in China, tips for driving in the sand, the price reduction of full self-driving, and the popularity of the Cybertruck as the best-selling vehicle over $100,000 in June. They also mention a unique Cybertruck wrap and plans for Halloween decorations on the Cybertruck. Lastly, William shares his experience of setting up an automation system for his Rivian to control the cabin temperature.