How to Charge a Depleted Tesla Cybertruck

TLDR;

1. Use a power pack to jump start the low voltage battery located under the front trunk.
2. Wait for the touchscreen to activate, indicating the vehicle's systems are online.
3. Manually open the high-voltage charging port if it doesn’t auto-open.
4. Insert the charging cable into the charging port.
5. Begin charging and then disconnect the power pack from the low-voltage battery.
6. Allow the Cybertruck to charge sufficiently before attempting to drive.

For detailed guidance, refer to the Tesla Cybertruck Owner's Manual.

Detailed Charging Instructions

1. Accessing the Low-Voltage Battery

• Location: The low-voltage battery in a Tesla Cybertruck is found beneath the front trunk.
• Procedure: Connect a portable power pack to this battery to energize the vehicle's electrical systems.

2. Activating the Vehicle's Systems

• After connecting the power pack, give it a few minutes for the systems to power up.
• Activation Indicators: The main touchscreen on the dashboard will light up.

3. Accessing the High-Voltage Charging Port

• Automatic Opening: If the system powers up, try opening the charging port through the touchscreen.
• Manual Override: If the port does not open automatically, manually open it as needed.

4. Connecting the Charging Cable

• Securely plug the charging cable into the high-voltage port.
• Charging Settings: Adjust any necessary settings on your Tesla’s interface.

5. Starting the Charging Process

• Once connected, ensure the vehicle begins to charge and then monitor the initial charging phase.
• Initial Charge Duration: It’s important to charge for at least 15 minutes before using the vehicle.

6. Disconnecting the Power Pack

• Remove the power pack from the low-voltage battery after confirming the high-voltage battery is charging to avoid any electrical issues.

7. Monitoring the Charging Progress

• Continue charging until the battery has sufficient range for your needs.
• Monitoring Tools: Use the Tesla app or the in-car display to monitor the charge level and overall battery health.

Additional Resources

For more details or troubleshooting, consult the Tesla Cybertruck Owner's Manual.