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Relative sizes of existing frunks (as of whatever date this site complied its data)... -
J Alynn replied to the thread Bigger frunk.Well. Now @Scoutsie and I know the body capacity for our side “gig”. Very helpful
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J Alynn replied to the thread Bigger frunk.Quite the interesting tidbit
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These are both super helpful, thank you. Fun fact (that I just looked up). The F150 Lightning has more storage space in the frunk...
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Do the places you camp have RV spots? If so then you can rent one of those for 1 night and charge. We have done that with our Tesla...
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J Alynn replied to the thread Bigger frunk.Definitely room in the Scout for some additional 2-litres, and garlic bread sticks 🤣
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Rivian Frunk easily holds 12 XL pizzas (and keeps them warm) above the false floor (there's more storage underneath the pizza deck)...
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Agreed. Seeing it in person I never thought it wasn’t large enough.
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We never investigated the power sharing EVSEs because we have never had a two car garage. The workshop is where I park the Lightning...
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J Alynn reacted to SpaceEVDriver's post in the thread Charge port at front, passenger side with
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Thanks. In that location, the filler tube can be either front right or front left and not be too big of an issue. The 20-ish gallon... -
Here’s another look, seems the fuel tank is in the front. By the filler neck. The fuel tank is towards the front, and the battery is...
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J Alynn replied to the thread Bigger frunk.In person it feels very generous as a secondary storage space
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To be honest, the frunk on the scout seems larger than almost any other frunk I've seen. Most EV's seem to have a frunk somewhere...
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Yes. One in New York.
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But will it come to the US and will it be hydrogen. My son would be stoked if it came here as an EV even, but not hydrogen.
