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GSA, which manages buildings owned by the federal government, is planning to shut down all of its electric vehicle chargers nationwide, describing them as “not mission critical.” The agency, which manages contracts for the government’s vehicle fleets, is also looking to offload newly purchased...

Thank you for sharing. That article just showed up in my feed the other day. Though it was interesting.

Fate of Rivian’s $6.6 billion federal loan—secured in the dying hours of the Biden administration—now hangs in the balance https://fortune.com/2025/02/19/rivian-federal-loan-biden-trump-administration-georgia-factory-brian-kemp/ -Rivian reported a loss of 39k per vehicle in the 3rd quarter...

I'm a visual person. So what I'm picturing in my head. The adaptive air suspension, like on the Cyber truck and Hummer.

80% maintenance performed in your driveway. I think the only thing I could do is change a fuse, lights, brakes, and rotation of the tires. I don't even really know what maintenance would be on an EV.

This was in that article, greencarreports.com Scout: Trailblazing EV range-extender layout "We are going to have an air suspension integrated as a suspension system itself (his emphasis),” said Huhnke, which will allow new levels of tuning and reduction of noise, vibration, and harshness (NVH)...

I get what you are saying. I purchased a $350 set of air lift for the rear axle for my Tundra. Air suspension does help. I just don't need it all the time. I have a question for you? I'm not super familiar with air suspension. I had to add 3" off lift to fit 35" tires. I would not be able to...

Exactly 💯 I still run a 88 LC with over 460k miles. I Drive it to Sothern Colorado for hunting. It's about 4 just to Alamosa before we make the track up to the Hills.

I have to agree with you. The price would go up with everything that goes into having that setup. What about the room for control modules, compressors, sensors, air lines, valves, and solenoids. Just to name a few. Than you for the response.

I owned a X5 a few years back that eventually developed the "sagging rear end." The air suspension was the problem. There's several complaints about different models with different suspension issues on BIMMERPOST.COM. This is just my opinion. I feel that some people would like to see the Scout...