There’s also this Ukrainian report on the matter but it’s in Ukrainian, so I’m sharing the Mastodon post in English.

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    Also, once you’re close to the front line, where are you going to charge this thing? There’s definitely no fast chargers, and if you do find a house with a working 220v outlet you’re a sitting duck for the next 8 hours or so.

    Ukrainians have been using electric bikes and scooters successfully, but a whole EV is another kettle of fish.

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      I mean, if you could get a slave cable adapter you could probably charge it off of any nearby military vehicle…

      But then you’re still running another vehicle, idle, to charge it.

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      Conceivably they could macgyver together a diesel generator/transformer combo unit into an electrical cable that can charge a tesla?

      Maybe?

      I used to have a survival/backup battery/transformer combo that could be charged from portable solar panels or a wall outlet, and while I have no idea of their availability or price in Russia and Ukraine, I know there diesel generator/transformer/battery combo units or sets.

      Recharging a Tesla off of solar would require basically a football field sized solar panel array though rofl, a very static and fragile target

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        Yeah, then you need to transport a generator and fuel to wherever you’re charging it, so you’re not getting away from the same logistics issues you’d have with a Toyota Hilux.

        I can only see this as a ploy to get the all time high post on r/shittytechnicals, if that still exists.

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      8 hours

      More like 3 days. A Tesla 3 standard range takes 10 hours on 240V @15A

      Cybertrucks have big batteries