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TFLEV revisits Cybertruck ownership, from tractor pulls to charging stops

Four uploads also brought a week with the Jeep Recon and Roman Mica's Geely E5 drive in France.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Breaking News: The Tesla Cybertruck Is Officially DEAD!

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0:00The hosts introduce a Cybertruck production wind-down claim, accompanied by an on-screen mock X post.
6:33A tractor-pull test supplies the backdrop for discussing the Cybertruck's pulling power.
8:00Andre recalls limited camper-towing range and needing to unhitch before Supercharging.
9:50Moab testing brings up early differential-locker software limitations and handling on steep obstacles.
17:40The closing discussion compares technologies beneath the Cybertruck and Cybercab.

TFLEV has some firsthand experience behind its Cybertruck verdict: a tractor pull, Moab obstacles and a camper trip that required unhitching to charge.

Roman Mica and Andre Smirnov revisit those tests in the week's most-watched new upload, "Breaking News: The Tesla Cybertruck Is Officially DEAD!", which drew about 39,000 views. An important distinction sits behind that headline: the discussion presents a production wind-down announcement using an on-screen mock X post. That is not confirmation of Tesla ending production. The video is sponsored by Recurrent.

The ownership memories are more concrete. Andre describes towing as comfortable and stable, but recalls getting less than 100 miles of comfortable range with a camper before needing a charge. The comments return to practical questions too: towing range, charging access and whether the price matched what prospective buyers originally expected.

Tommy's week living with a different electric off-roader supplies the channel's strongest momentum right now. "2027 Jeep Recon Review - So Fun…So Flawed! " is attracting views faster than the Cybertruck discussion, though its total audience remains smaller. That review is also sponsored by Recurrent.

Elsewhere, Kase Van Rees fronts a look at used-EV prices, while Roman takes the compact Geely Galaxy E5 onto French roads, with Cole Pearson filming and editing.

Subscribers stayed unchanged across the week. Viewing was more modest than the channel's recent monthly average; among similarly sized motoring channels, omardrives had a much bigger week, while DD Speed Shop's weekly audience was closer to TFLEV's. TFLEV's own viewing now centers on two very different electric-truck experiences: the Recon's week-long introduction and the Cybertruck's ownership retrospective.

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