You’re also assuming off-road trails are close to a charger. When my friend’s go they go and camp for a long weekend, there are no chargers or outlets of any kind where they are.
Good take that many will share that same situation.
I'm hoping that the environment will be a little different by the time our orders are ready to be filled.
In general yes, for this maybe, but I think unlikely most of the time there aren’t even gas stations in why would there be charging stations
So you're saying these areas are unreachable because of a lack of gas stations as well?
… people have more range with gas and carry these new things called gas cans with extra gas in case they run out …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 areas? Maybe some of those will be built as well.
Oh so clever and insightful
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 people need it.
You know how I can tell you have never been away from a city. Because people plan ahead in case things happen. They bring things they hopefully won’t need but trails wash out, trees fall down, things break down and you may have to improvise. This is why scout even showed off a jerrycan that fits on the spare tire holder. You hope to not have to use it but if you or someone you’re with runs into issues you’re prepared.
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, sometimes for a week at a time. Had a wood boiler in the basement and two wood stoves - one in the kitchen, one in the living room. I live on an island that has had several major hurricanes in the past 20 years where I had no power and couldn't even get gasoline for several days. I know all about being "prepared."
