A Cybertruck owner's coffee-in-hand morning drive is turning into a viral snapshot of where Tesla and SpaceX technology may be headed, and of how far the rules still lag behind the hype. On Oct. 6, 2026, the Tesla-focused account Teslaconomics shared a clip from inside his Cybertruck Cyberbeast as Full Self-Driving (Supervised) handled a commute through traffic. In the video, he holds a thermos and mug instead of the yoke, Starship content plays on the dash, and a phone mounted on the dash shows his connection stats. He said a Starlink Mini wired into the truck was delivering 169 Mbps download, 12 Mbps upload and 36 ms latency while moving. Replies split fast, with some calling the setup genuinely cool and others calling it arrogant, saying he deserved a ticket or that video on the dash crosses a line. The numbers are self-reported, but they sit comfortably inside the 65 to 260 Mbps download range SpaceX advertises for the Mini. Tesla does not currently ship consumer vehicles with fact...