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Since we have a Combine for the Harvester maybe something like a simple line-art image of a windmill would make sense for the BEV version. I would say a lightning bolt... but everyone does that.
 
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Since we have a Combine for the Harvester maybe something like a simple line-art image of a windmill would make sense for the BEV version. I would say a lightning bolt... but everyone does that.

You could play off the lines in the Harvester field/rows logo and do a stylized electrical symbol for "battery".

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Haha, that hood made me laugh. On muscle cars of yesteryear, you'd get powerdome hoods to clear larger intakes/carbs or superchargers. Now, we get the same effect on the outside while giving us more frunk volume! I see it now, the frunk wars of the 2030's when manufacturers kept one-upping each other in the quest for volume. They quickly realized, people didn't need to see the road as much with more cameras taking over, so raise that hood higher and higher!
 
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Haha, that hood made me laugh. On muscle cars of yesteryear, you'd get powerdome hoods to clear larger intakes/carbs or superchargers. Now, we get the same effect on the outside while giving us more frunk volume! I see it now, the frunk wars of the 2030's when manufacturers kept one-upping each other in the quest for volume. They quickly realized, people didn't need to see the road as much with more cameras taking over, so raise that hood higher and higher!
Well at least you justified it. Next will be a chromed pelican case that mounts on top to give it that prime 80’s look
 

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Haha, that hood made me laugh. On muscle cars of yesteryear, you'd get powerdome hoods to clear larger intakes/carbs or superchargers. Now, we get the same effect on the outside while giving us more frunk volume! I see it now, the frunk wars of the 2030's when manufacturers kept one-upping each other in the quest for volume. They quickly realized, people didn't need to see the road as much with more cameras taking over, so raise that hood higher and higher!
My Wrangler has a power dome hood and I love it. I threw one of my husband’s pictures from chicago into Gemini and I don’t love it.

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Complete counter opinion here, of course. Not a fan of the "power hood" or "dome hood" or "vented hood". Particularly after owning a 2500 HD. It definitely reduces visibility, reduces efficiency and screams "my truck guzzles gas" (or diesel). Also - looks like the truck is overcompensating. But that is why we have options! I'll take an aerodynamic and clean hood that's easy to clean and provides great visibility, thank you.

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