Not sure if others have discussed this, but one thing that keeps popping up in my mind -
In 2028 battery technology could and likely will be very different than today. Thinking through this, would that make the Harvester option any less desirable, any less needed, etc. I personally love the idea of a generator to help during long road trips or remote areas that might give a little extra range anxiety. But I don't love the idea of complications, maintenance, recalls, weight add, etc. that would come out of including this option. I suppose as we get closer to making the final spec lock in, it would be a great to time assess the status of charge infrastructure in North America, charge rate over time, gasoline prices, etc.
I suppose I have plenty of time to think about this.
In 2028 battery technology could and likely will be very different than today. Thinking through this, would that make the Harvester option any less desirable, any less needed, etc. I personally love the idea of a generator to help during long road trips or remote areas that might give a little extra range anxiety. But I don't love the idea of complications, maintenance, recalls, weight add, etc. that would come out of including this option. I suppose as we get closer to making the final spec lock in, it would be a great to time assess the status of charge infrastructure in North America, charge rate over time, gasoline prices, etc.
I suppose I have plenty of time to think about this.
