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I'd be surprised if the Harvester even needs one since it would be activated automatically based on whatever setting is chosen (and... -
Question, I always have to have one. Are they putting a start/stop in the EV because the EREV needs one and that way they only need to...
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1 data point. We have 2 ICE SUV's (one beater) and the R1T. This has never happened in my household. I think once you own an EV without...
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But at the same time if you have an EV with no start/stop button and an EV with a start/stop button it's also going to get frustrating...
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That’s why I like a start button. When a household has a BEV and an Ice things that you mentioned above happen. Having the start button...
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Tesla had a start stop button in there early years.
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As a current EV owner I agree whole heartedly that there is no need for a start button at all. In fact, the Hummer EV had a start button...
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I have a hunch for now the silo green will be the only green. Scouts been pretty open that they want familiar colors but not... -
The one thing I’ll say about GMs price is that with Ultium (or whatever it’s called now) it’s supposed to be capable of having cells...
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Remember - these rags all have biases too... I would take all of this data with a grain of salt and consider sources and do much more...
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The link has more details broken down, but I couldn't embed it. Here is a screenshot though.
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"Brand" is pretty broad in my mind... Very hard to tell what was aggregated underneath each "brand" - what models did they test? model...
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Saw this yesterday, seemed relevant. https://insideevs.com/news/790449/epa-range-estimation-test-results/ Looks like about as many...
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Shows what they think they can ask for the battery. Cells themselves have come down a LOT. Last I looked, the cheapest Lithium for...
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Shows the price of the battery, looking at their website now, LT Standard Range (283 miles) is showing at $63,495, LT Extended Range is...
