EV reservation holders, would you consider the Harvester

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EV reservation holders

  • Terra EV only

    Votes: 11 37.9%
  • Would consider Terra EREV if EV was postponed

    Votes: 2 6.9%
  • Traveler EV only

    Votes: 11 37.9%
  • Would consider Traveler EREV if EV was postponed

    Votes: 5 17.2%
  • Would switch from Terra to Traveler to get EV

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Would switch from Traveler to Terra to get EV

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    29
well its a free market for a reason. We're not China! If we were we would probably have the EV build out like China.

Im sure for some its the area they live. But Maybe, its a personal preference of not wanting to wait to charge. Its similar to Fords ecoboosts and V8s options in certain Trucks. Its all personal preference.


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I think Scout should have marketed the BEV better to make it more competitive. But It looks like the market has spoken to what they want.

Its also pretty clear that its personal preference considering its right in your face when you go to reserve, Full Electric or EREV. Im sure most EREV reservation holders don't even understand what an EREV is. They probably think its a normal Hybrid with a gas engine driving the rear wheels.
Exactly
 
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I would say to watch GM, if they make a Tahoe\Yukon EV they might hit those ranges
Yeah. GM just settled a federal/state lawsuit for selling vehicle data (location, behaviors) to brokers so they are off my list for… a while.

Of course, now GM is the only company /prohibited/ from selling data for five years, but that they did it in the first place points to some wrong-headed-ness when it comes to protecting consumers.
 
I don't think they did a good job marketing in total for both side now looking at it. Im seeing people on the inter-webs commenting that they wish it had a hybrid option. I think EREV was too complicated to show to the general public.

And I have nothing against the way Scout went about it. It felt very neutral. But there was times where I was like "wheres the EV marketing? since overall it is deep down an EV, no matter what you get Harvester or Not." But i don't know maybe it had to do with developing the platform since it was released at the Reveal and was new so they felt they needed to push EREV.
 
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Decided long ago that 350 mile range was my cutoff. 450 would make me a LOT more comfortable. Not so much that I need 450 mile range, but I really want 350 miles of range, and don't want light towing (lawn mower or kayak trailer) or actual AT tires to put me much below that 350 miles. As it is, a 240 mile trip to paddle or mow might be pushing it - and honestly, I might want to take a nap with the AC before I drive home...

Hell, caught myself boat shopping again - as my bay boat will be a really hard tow with the Traveler. Not due to weight - but range. It might only be possible with 2 charges stops. 2 charge stops vs strait drive with my F250... How often would I take the Traveler. Not to mention if I need 2 charge stops - depending on the $/watt, it might not even be less expensive.
 
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Decided long ago that 350 mile range was my cutoff. 450 would make me a LOT more comfortable. Not so much that I need 450 mile range, but I really want 350 miles of range, and don't want light towing (lawn mower or kayak trailer) or actual AT tires to put me much below that 350 miles. As it is, a 240 mile trip to paddle or mow might be pushing it - and honestly, I might want to take a nap with the AC before I drive home...

Hell, caught myself boat shopping again - as my bay boat will be a really hard tow with the Traveler. Not due to weight - but range. It might only be possible with 2 charges stops. 2 charge stops vs strait drive with my F250... How often would I take the Traveler. Not to mention if I need 2 charge stops - depending on the $/watt, it might not even be less expensive.
Fair thought, but it also depends on how long those stops are, if you're "full" charging at both, then it might be on the expensive side, but if you're just charging enough to get to the next one it might not be, not to mention uncontrollable environmental factors like weather and traffic
 
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Decided long ago that 350 mile range was my cutoff. 450 would make me a LOT more comfortable. Not so much that I need 450 mile range, but I really want 350 miles of range, and don't want light towing (lawn mower or kayak trailer) or actual AT tires to put me much below that 350 miles. As it is, a 240 mile trip to paddle or mow might be pushing it - and honestly, I might want to take a nap with the AC before I drive home...

Hell, caught myself boat shopping again - as my bay boat will be a really hard tow with the Traveler. Not due to weight - but range. It might only be possible with 2 charges stops. 2 charge stops vs strait drive with my F250... How often would I take the Traveler. Not to mention if I need 2 charge stops - depending on the $/watt, it might not even be less expensive.
You mentioned bay boat. Are you east coast?