To me it looks backwards. I think the back should be the front.
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It's a Meyers Manx wannabe. $80k. No thanks.Olympian Motors. Funky designs. $80k and FWD only, so I see limited appeal.
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Do the work! Gotta pay for that baby somehow….
Yes, and you could buy 3-4 Scouts for the price of this thing.
We have a 24 kWh HomeGrid battery. We also have the Lightning as longer-term backup if necessary. Our baseline use is about 0.9 kW, so a 24 kWh battery can provide us with 24 hours or so, but with no AC and no major cooking. With the Lightning, that's extended to about a week. We can extend that to longer by shutting off a few additional things. We can shorten it by running AC or heat, etc.
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Well, a real Meyers Manx EV will set you back $74k so they're in the ballpark:
They sell a version with a radial engine that uses Chevy LS parts. They're both cool.
That’s an impressive looking system. Why would a person choose HomeGrid over something like Bluetti/Jackery/Ancor Solix , etc.?
Yeah, I’m not sure about federalizing it all, but one data point: in my city the electric utility is government run (ie owned by the city) and as a result our power is much cheaper and more reliable than surrounding communities that rely on a big privately run utility. So much so that now our biggest problem is all the companies that want to build data centers here :-/. But it is a good point, with so many different companies and rules to deal with, building a fast charger can take years.
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