Tesla Cybertruck Towing Capacity

How much can cyber truck tow?

Tesla Cybertruck Towing Capacity: According to Tesla, Cybertruck’s stock maximum tow rating will be 14,000 lbs or 6,350 kilograms.

The Cybertruck’s 14,000 lb maximum tow rating will most likely be reserved for the Tri-motor variant. This is a significantly more expensive option than the base two-wheel drive model.

 

The base Cybertruck’s tow rating is impressive, with the company claiming it can tow 7,500 lbs or 3,400 kg. The dual-motor all-wheel-drive variant is between them and has a tow rating of 10,000 lbs or 4,535kg.

Tesla Cybertruck Towing Capacity Trim Levels

The Cybertruck is available in three trims, but Tesla does not yet have an official name. Instead, they are classified according to the electric motors.

The Single Motor is the entry-level model that powers the rear wheels. Standard all-wheel-drive models of the Double Motor and Tri-Motor offer more power, greater range, and better towing capabilities.

Tesla Cybertruck Towing Capacity Charging, and Battery Life

Tesla didn’t reveal the size of the batteries that will power its electrified pickup. However, every model will have a 250-kW charging cable.

The Single Motor Cybertruck can reach speeds of zero to 60 mph in just 6.5 seconds and a maximum speed of 110 mph.

The Dual Motor Cybertruck is capable of doing the same thing in 4.5 seconds with a top speed of 120 mph. The three-motor model can go from zero to 60 mph within 2.9 seconds and can top out at 130 miles per hour.

Tesla has not yet provided details about the battery packs, but they claim that the single-motor model offers 250 miles, while the dual-motor model provides 300 miles, and the tri-motor model, which can travel 500 miles between charges, is the most powerful.

Dual Motor & Tri-Motor Have Greater Capacities

The Cybertruck’s $49,900 Dual Motor AWD configuration is a step above. It is a dual-motor design with an all-wheel drive. It can tow up to 10,000+ pounds.

This gives you a lot more room to haul heavy loads. It also has an all-wheel drive which makes it easier to handle in difficult conditions.

The Cybertruck’s range and acceleration are also increased. The Single Motor RWD model has a 250+ miles range and a time from 0-60 of approximately 6.5 seconds. The Dual Motor AWD model improves these times to 300+ miles and about 4.5 seconds.

Tri-Motor AWD is an option if 10,000 pounds of capacity is not enough. This is the most expensive option at $69,900 but it is also the most impressive.

The truck’s towing capacity is 14,000+ lbs. This makes it one of the most popular consumer trucks on the market. For example, the Ford F-150 Lightning has a maximum towing capacity of approximately 10,000 pounds.

This is still a great deal, but Tesla has the edge. Many other benefits come with the Tri Moto AWD vehicle. For drivers who want to go fast, the 0-60 speed is only 2.9 seconds. While this may seem excessive for some, it is a great option for those drivers who can benefit from all the power.

Tesla Cybertruck Tri-Motor specs

• Range 500+ miles (EPA estimate)
• 0-60mph <2.9 seconds (claimed)
• Towing capacity More than 6,300kg
• Payload Up to 1,588kg
• ‘Vault’ length 1,981mm
• Storage capacity 2,831 liters of the exterior, lockable storage including the vault, ‘frunk’ (front boot), and sail pillars
• Suspension travel 102mm in either direction
• Touchscreen size 17”
• Body Ultra-hard 30X cold-rolled stainless steel
• Seating capacity Up to six adults
• Charging Can be charged at home, at Destination Charging locations, and with Tesla’s network of more than 14,000 Superchargers, including V3

Tow Rating Calculated

Although these tow ratings are impressive, there is an important caveat. Tow ratings don’t have to be based on actual driving tests.

Auto companies instead test their vehicles in simulated environments that, some say, are intended to benefit the vehicle.
These are the most important points you can derive from the rating: It gives you an idea about what your Cybertruck can do, and it allows you to compare it to other industry offerings like the F-150, F-250, and Silverado.

The Cybertruck’s Towing Capacity Fares Against Its Competition

Cybertruck	F-150 Lightning	Rivian R1T	Bollinger B2
14,000 pounds	10,000 pounds	11,000 pounds	7,500 pounds

Conclusion

If you’re ready to make the leap on an electric vehicle such as the Tesla Cybertruck, it is worth doing some research before you do. To make the most of the charging stations, take a look at the maps.
You might be better to look at things in a pessimistic way and assume that the Tesla Cybertruck will only be able to tow half of its maximum range. It could be called a safe range of 250 miles.
You will get better range if you have a smaller camper or a lighter trailer behind you when you’re ready to take it out on the road.

Tesla Cybertruck TowingFAQS

 Is the Cybertruck good for towing?

The all-electric Tesla truck is extremely durable thanks to its sharp exterior made from scratch- and dent-resistant stainless steel. The Cybertruck is available with all-wheel drive and can tow up to 14,000 pounds. It has a 500-plus mile driving range.

How much can dual motor Cybertruck tow?

The tow rating for the Tesla Cybertruck tops out at 14,000 pounds in the Tri-Motor all-wheel drive variant. The Single Motor and Dual Motor versions tow 7,500 and 10,000 pounds, respectively.

 How much does the Tesla Cybertruck cost in 2022?

Configurations: Single Motor – From $39,900. Dual Motor – From $49,900.

Can Cybertruck pull 5th wheel?

The Tesla Cybertruck’s unique bed doesn’t allow for a conventional fifth-wheel trailer to work due to the angled slabs of stainless steel that would interfere when making tight turns with the camper attached

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