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  1. Logan

    Cabin Pre-conditioning while out "adventuring"?

    I know that Cabin pre-heating/cooling is a thing that many EV owners use, when they have a consistent schedule (ie, I leave for work every morning at 8am, make sure the car is 70f). This is based on that, but different. Here is what I'm envisioning, roughly. "I expect to be back to the vehicle...
  2. Logan

    Make Sure Traveler is drivable with tailgate/liftgate open.

    Random thought occurred to me while talking with a friend. And this is more of a "lets make sure this works this way" sort of post. I'm a long time SUV owner. And importantly, an SUV owner who hasn't owned a truck. Which means that I've used my SUV as a psuedo-truck many times. My 1997 Jeep...
  3. Logan

    12v Battery: Not an afterthought

    Random thought (prompted by @Scoutsie ). Sadly, the 12v battery is something of an afterthought for many EV's. Often leading to them being buried somewhere random/hard to access. And it failing can often be a big pain in the butt. You often can't even get into the vehicle, it might not drive...
  4. Logan

    Frunk: Boot drier? Other interesting Frunk tools?

    Had an idea kicking around my head, and curious what others think. The Frunk is a great feature, and it seems most people are very excited about how it should be present in both the BEV, and Harvester versions. I was thinking the other day about other things that I think could be useful for...
  5. Logan

    Brake pedal behavior: Preference?

    I did a brief search, but apologies if this has already been covered somewhere else/sometime in the past. For those coming from the 100% combustion engine side of things, you might be surprised to know that the behavior of the brake pedal of a battery electric vehicle, or EREV (the harvester...
  6. Logan

    Scout Traveler/Terra RC Rock Crawler?

    This is a bit more lighthearted. But the thought occurred to me, and gave me enough of a giggle that I had to suggest it. I've got two children, and have more than a bit of kid left in me (ask my wife). A dumb/fun idea, would be to offer a Scout Traveler/Terra RC Crawler body. For those that...
  7. Logan

    Traveler liftgate "lock at height" feature

    Like many others, I often use my SUV as a "pseudo truck". This often means that I'm tying the rear liftgate down with bank line as because while the <couch/kitchen table/yard furniture/whatever> technically/sort of fits, but the liftgate doesn't close because the <couch/kitchen table/yard...
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