Female Tesla Cybertruck Owners Share Their Experience of Daily Driving a Cybertruck – “I Avoid Eye Contact With Other Drivers on The Road”

A female Cybertruck buyer who wishes to remain anonymous reports that she has already placed an order for a Cybertruck but is contemplating canceling it due to her concern about the negative attention the vehicle receives.

However, before making a decision, the Cybertruck buyer sought input from other female Cybertruck owners regarding their daily experiences with the truck.

She writes…

“Can the female Cybertruck owners here, especially moms with little kids and toddlers, chime in on how you like or dislike the Cybertruck as a daily driver? "

Most vehicle buyers want to hear from owners in similar situations about their experiences and satisfaction, and they want to ensure that the vehicle meets their needs.

However, the Cybertruck buyer specifically points out that her concern is not whether the Cybertruck has enough storage or comfortable seating but rather how anxiety-provoking driving a Cybertruck is given the current political climate.

The Cybertruck buyer continues to write…

“I placed an order but am torn about whether to take delivery or not due to my social anxiety and the political connotation that the truck attracts.”

Finally, the Cybertruck owner concludes her post by writing that she lives in Texas.

Wanting to buy a Cybertruck but being afraid for your safety and the safety of your children is definitely disappointing; however, in response, several current female Cybertruck owners shared their experience of daily driving the vehicle.

Most of the female Cybertruck owners share that they have experienced some sort of negative interaction, but most still say they love the truck.

One Cybertruck owner, De Mar, says that the biggest determinant of whether you face negativity driving a Cybertruck is not whether the driver is male or female but where you live.

However, De mentions that one strategy she employs to minimize negative interactions is avoiding eye contact with other drivers on the road.

De writes…

“I’ve owned my Cybertruck for 9 months and have driven over 22k miles\

Apparently, regardless of who’s driving, where you live is the primary factor. I’m in Georgia; I get an occasional middle finger, but mostly positive reactions and no vandalism.

I avoid eye contact with other drivers or let them think their idiotic behavior went unnoticed, and my grandkids absolutely love the Cybertruck.”

However, despite the occasional negative interactions and the need to ensure she doesn’t look at other drivers while operating her Cybertruck, De still states that she recommends the vehicle.

She continues to write in all caps…

“YOU’LL LOVE THE CYBERTRUCK.”

Another Cybertruck owner, Suzanne Wenzel Knight, says that as a grandmother, she loves the truck and hasn’t had any bad interactions.

Suzanne writes…

“I love my Cybertruck not just as a mom but as a grandma. My grandkids love the truck and love showing it off to their friends. I love it because I know they are in the safest vehicle. I haven't received a single derogatory comment or issue.”

This is wonderful, and we’re happy that Suzanne hasn’t received any negative interaction because of her Cybertruck. This goes without saying, but harassing a grandmother because of the type of vehicle she drives is both unethical and immoral.

Another Cybertruck owner, Brittney Eaton, mentions that most of the interactions she has received are generally positive. However, she notes that she experiences more negativity when driving in larger cities compared to rural areas.

Brittney says that she’s so happy with the Cybertruck experience she had with her husband’s truck that she is buying one for herself next Tuesday.

Brittney writes…

“I’m picking up my Cybertruck Tuesday after loving my husband’s Cybertruck so much. We’ve gotten flipped off a few times (usually when we go into bigger cities), but way, way more often, we have people coming up telling us they love it and asking questions.

I’m in East Texas. Our kids love it! It’s very spacious in the back and easy to get car seats in and out of.”

Overall, looking at the comments from female Cybertruck owners, it appears they experience occasional negativity but are generally pleased to be driving a Cybertruck.

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Tinsae Aregay has been following Tesla and the evolution of the EV space daily for several years. He covers everything about Tesla, from the cars to Elon Musk, the energy business, and autonomy. Follow Tinsae on Twitter at @TinsaeAregay for daily Tesla news.