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I've cancelled the Harvester option. How do I get the database updated? I only have the battery version now.

Hehe, I don’t know. There’s no activity around this in Canada yet so there’s been no noise.

Funny you mention that. All our dealerships (around 50) for all brands are all owned by the same three people.

I think we’ll see a lot of last minute EREV cancellations.

We just finished a long road trip and neither of us minded the charging stops. They’re pretty short though when charging an 800 volt platform. Thirty minutes was the longest we ever waited and most often was 15 minutes.

Hard to tell from here if that makes sense or not but it seems like a simplified architecture is the way to go.

Ditto but I’m pretty sure it can be deleted.

It seems there’s no choice. I’m currently sitting at a nice Circle K in Dobson, NC. I don’t think these chargers would be here without NEVI. Sad.

Is this true though? I think the weight of the batteries must have an influence on the towing capacity.

My vehicle is 800V now and it sure makes for quick charging stops.

I’ll never tow anything. No toys here and when I need to haul something, I’ll rent a van from Home Depot. I originally signed up thinking the Harvester would just add to the 300+ mile base battery range. Have been sadly brought back to reality over the many months on here. The Traveler...

Three years lol

I sure hope not. I don’t want a low-quality vehicle at a high price thank you.

It does seem that way doesn’t it? But, hybrids of any kind are all the rage now. I think it’s just a fad. I also reserved the battery-only version once I found out about the disappointing range for the batteries in the Harvester model. I also feel the range of the BEV model will be shorter than...

No mention/confirmation of range for the battery only models?

Kinky!

Can you imagine how cool it would be to have both this classic and the new one in your garage?

Well put.

I think that studies showed the number one concern for potential EV owners was lack of charging infrastructure.

I’m a bit encouraged after reading both your replies above. I hope the US continues to be a free market where people’s wants/needs drive innovation.