In case of living somewhere sunny, because he has solar installed?
replyIf you are using solar why need the cybertruck at all?
replyBecause when you produce more energy than you need, you need to store it somewhere and if the cost is roughly equivalent for that place to be mobile vs a static construction, choosing the mobile one is superior.
replyThere are a whole bunch of "Prepping" scenarios to prepare for.
replyBecause the "prepper" never had to deal with an actual disaster.
replyYou can stockpile diesel for a generator (unlike electrons). That's what actual prepping looks like.
Take it from a Ukrainian.
Diesel can't be stored forever. Maybe a few years with stabilizer. So you need to remember to rotate it out (and have some use for the fuel you're rotating out).
replyMuch easier to just buy some solar panels to recharge the electric truck.
Diesel just lengthens the storage time. You still have to go somewhere to get it when your onsite tank runs dry. For the electric side you could also have a bunch of solar panels. Lots of choices.
replyAnd if the needle is so far towards apocalypse, then the horse beats your diesel. Repairs itself, refuels itself, and replaces itself.
> replaces itself
At least two horses then.
replyThe ultimate preppers just become Amish.
replyIf it works it's not stupid. Or something.
replyThe supercharger stations will obviously keep working during the apocalypse.
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