Tesla CYBERTRUCK Owner's Manual page 171

WARNING: Never spray liquid at a high velocity
(for example, a pressure washer) towards the
charge port while charging. Doing so can result in
serious injury or damage to the vehicle, charging
equipment, or property.
CAUTION: Keep the cargo bed outlet cover closed
when Cybertruck is charging, especially in wet
weather. Charging may be disabled if moisture
enters one of the outlets.
Charging Status
On the touchscreen, the charging status displays at the
top of the vehicle status area when the charge port door
is open.
1. Charge limit: The set charge limit. The charge limit is
the capacity at which Cybertruck will stop charging.
To change the charge limit, touch Controls >
Charging.
2. Time remaining: The estimated time remaining to
charge to your set limit. Or, if you are navigating to a
destination, the estimated time remaining until you
can continue your trip.
NOTE: When charging to 100%, the Cybertruck may
continue to charge with low power when charging is
displayed as complete. This is expected. Because the
added energy beyond this point is low, it is usually
not beneficial to continue charging.
3. Range: The total estimated driving distance or energy
percentage (depending on your display setting)
available.
NOTE: To change how energy units are displayed,
touch Controls > Display > Energy Display. You can
also touch the driving distance or energy percentage
on the touchscreen to switch between them.
Charging and Energy Consumption
Charging Instructions
4. Charging: The amount of power currently being
provided by the charger.
5. Charging rate: The speed at which the vehicle is
charging, shown in range gained per hour.
6. Range gained: The estimated increase in driving
distance achieved in the charging session.
Charge Port Light
Above the charge port, the charge port light shows
charging status. The charge port light turns off after a
short period of time if the vehicle is locked (for example,
if you walk up to the vehicle after it has been charging
for a while).
After you insert a charge cable into Cybertruck, wait a
few seconds and confirm that the charge port light
begins blinking green and that your vehicle is charging.
If the light is amber or red, troubleshoot the issue before
you leave to ensure a successful charging session.
WHITE: The charge port door
is open. Cybertruck is ready
to charge and the connector
is not inserted, or the charge
port latch is unlocked and the
connector is ready to be
removed.
BLUE, BLINKING: Cybertruck
is communicating with the
charger, but has not started
charging yet (such as when
your vehicle is preparing to
charge).
BLUE: The charger is
connected, but Cybertruck is
not charging (such as when
scheduled charging is active).
GREEN, BLINKING: Charging
is in progress. As Cybertruck
approaches a full charge, the
frequency of the blinking
slows.
GREEN, SOLID: Charging is
complete.
AMBER, BLINKING:
Cybertruck is charging at a
reduced current because the
connector is not fully
plugged in.
AMBER, SOLID: Cybertruck is
not charging because the
connector is not fully
plugged in. Realign the
connector to the charge port
and insert fully.
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