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"Want to talk about ‘range anxiety’?! At 4 AM, 3 fuel stations were closed. 1 was open, but the only fuel they had left was plus. The nozzle was jammed, so 20 minutes later, I was still trying to fill my plow truck. It’s cold, dark, and it dawned on me that when I’m driving my Cybertruck, I never worry like this. It’s always ready to go. For me, ICE just plain sucks," Matt wrote early this morning.

Matt’s frustration is understandable at this odd hour and his stark comparison reshaped his perspective on “range anxiety,” a term often associated with electric vehicles but perhaps equally applicable to ICE vehicles under certain conditions.

For many ICE drivers, running low on fuel at night or in remote areas can induce anxiety akin to EV range concerns. Scenarios like closed stations, malfunctioning pumps, or fuel shortages are rare but memorable, highlighting a vulnerability that EVs with home charging simply don’t face.

Tesla and other EV owners will easily understand Matt, as they love charging at home and not needing to stop at a gas station.

In this recording also see:
1. How EV owners eliminate range anxiety.
2. The Role of Tesla’s Supercharger Network: Addressing Range Anxiety on Long Trips.

#rangeanxiety #tesla #cybertruck

This is Armen Hareyan from Torque News. Please follow us at https://twitter.com/torquenewsauto on Twitter and https://www.torquenews.com/ for daily automotive news. Also, follow us on Telegram at https://t.me/teslaev

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Armen Hareyan, Torque News:
4AM, 3 Fuel Stations Closed, 1 Open, Nozzle Is Jacked. And It Dawned On Me Driving My Cybertruck I Never Worry Like This https://www.torquenews.com/1/4am-3-fuel-stations-closed-1-open-nozzle-jacked-and-it-dawned-me-driving-my-cybertruck-i-never