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Definitely not buying a truck with a gas or diesel engine. Electric only is the only logical choice. I have solar on my roof and power walls in my garage. No reason to buy a hybrid.

One pedal. I've become so used to the regen in my tesla.

It's nice that Ford gives F-150 buyers a free charger, charging at home saves buyers money and offers the convenience of always being charged. As a two tesla owner with two tesla chargers looking to replace my F-150 with an electric truck, I think I will wait for until either Ford updates the...

I have a bench seat in my current truck, a 2019 F-150 xl, which is a 2-door standard cab vehicle. It has 2 cupholders when the center seat section is down, plus a storage bin under the seat with 2 more cupholders. I'm planning on getting the Scout with bench seat option when it's available, I...

I live 25 miles SW from downtown Nashville, TN. There would need to be a service center within 45 minutes of me, 60 minutes absolute max.

Simple is always better. I'm more interested in a $50-$60k 4wd electric truck than a $100k luxury behemoth.

Seems to me some of you really don't want an electric vehicle at all, but some kind of diesel, gas, propane hybrid with a 150 mile electric range. What a monstrosity. I'll stick with an all electric and 350 mile range any day.

I prefer one pedal mode 90% of the time especially in city/highway driving. Don't need nor want a paddle to switch out of it, an easy to find software button is fine.

Yes, still in. I will need a new truck in the next couple years as a daily driver/work truck. I don't need a 4-door but I would like a larger bed and 300 mile range. And I would prefer a truck priced in the under $60k range.

I want a 2-door Scout 4wd pickup with a small (1-2') extended cab and an 8'' truck bed. I can put full 4x8' sheets of plywood in it and close a hard top for security.

EV only Terra is the vehicle for my needs. I have solar on the roof and powerwalls in the garage, and 95% of my driving is Nashville local. I rarely ever need to supercharge on the road.

Yes, I will gladly pick up at the factory. An easy road trip back to Nashville.

Prefer a 2 door with a 6 1/2' or 8' bed. I don't haul people, I haul stuff. Lumber to my workshop, trash to the dump, cardboard to recycle, tools to a jobsite. I want to replace a Ford F-150 XL 2 door with an electric 4wd truck.