Charge port at front, passenger side

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SpaceEVDriver

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Please don't fall for the hype about the rear driver side being the best place for the charge port. It's far more useful to have it at the front passenger side.
It still makes it easy to use the NACS chargers with their super short cables. With it being in the front passenger, only one NACS post is used while charging, and it also enables charging without always having to drop a trailer. A rear port makes towing a far more painful experience. For a vehicle with towing capability, a front positioned port is best. For a tow vehicle with a NACS port, the front passenger port is the only sensible position.
 
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I mean, sure but the tank location doesn't really matter that much, they can get the fuel to where it's needed. That's what pipes are for lol

Relocating the fuel filler from the right-front position adjacent to the tank to the left-rear location will not be feasible, even if the system is pressurized. The excessive number of openings between the front and rear, coupled with the insufficient height, precludes the implementation of a gravity-fed fuel tank, particularly in a cross-body configuration.
 
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As long as it is not hidden behind a spring loaded license plate frame...
You mean like this. :ROFLMAO:

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