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That looks somewhat similar to silo green….
Exactly. And the pale cream graphic and white roof just make it that much better
I’m trying to decide if I think the 90-down angle on the plug is a good thing or not. I think it’s mostly good. I can imagine some issues (a gloved hand not being able to fit between the vehicle and the plug handle without scratching the paint, for example), but overall I like the space-saving and lowering of the chance to accidentally bump into the handle. I’ve never bumped into the handle, so it’s not a big consideration for me, but it’s definitely an issue for some people, especially those with, for example, tight garage space.
Depending on the actual end design for these ports, I would imagine that is where the little push pop device goes so you can push in on the panel and the device will pop it out
I figured but didn't see the male end on the flap and the receiving end sort of looks like a large, recessed barrel plug.
I think at least on the concept vehicles judging by the look of that specific image they just have a magnet to keep them closed and if you ever see them in a video where a representative is trying to open them, they seem to have to get under the panel with their hand to open it, but that’s just from the videos I’ve seen hard to say beyond that.
Yeah I would say this is an issue of it being a concept. If you see them at an event you will see an extension cord going to the trucks to plug them in so the lights work, etc.
That makes sense to me. Would be interesting if that port were a low voltage solar input for battery maintenance or some other novel use case. Mostly I was just curious. Fun to speculate.
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