Yes, but I was referring more to the charging infrastructure. I like Scout's design philosophy and ideology (body-on-frame, bolt-on-panels, buttons and tactile human-based UI's), so I don't expect much to change in the next few years as far as the vehicle I want. I was just saying that by 2028 I...
Hey man, I didn't @ you before you started coming at me, not sure why you're so offended that BEV is the future. People want all kinds of crazy things that they don't need, right? I want the company to be successful, end of story, and I hope people love their Scouts and that the company commits...
My second property is in a remote corner of New England. I spent the first 18 years of my life living two miles from my nearest neighbor down a one-lane dirt road that was frequently washed out, 15 miles outside a very small town. We had a hand-crank diesel generator for when the power went out...
Why would they ever run out? You mean people plan ahead and stuff? Gee - maybe by 2028 we will have all terrain mobile charging units for such instances? Hell, not far in the future I can see even more compact and dense battery tech that allows us to carry extra new-tech lightweight battery if...
So you're saying these areas are unreachable because of a lack of gas stations as well? ;)
I'm just saying I think chargers will be much more prevalent and much closer to areas where people want to be. Not to mention I seem to recall seeing solar+battery installations from Jeep near offroad...
I agree with the second part of this wholeheartedly, but off-roading does actually use quite a bit of EV power, no? I remember TFL doing their pure-electric test with the 4xe and it used quite a bit of power, but obviously wasn't optimized for pure-electric. I'd imagine Scout can optimize the...