What did you reserve?
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Watched the videos again. You can add Terra + Harvester to go along with my Traveler + Harvester reservation. LOL
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Traveler, full electric.
I expect the range to be greater then 350 miles if Scout takes advantage of the new battery technology that is in the pipeline now.
I expect the range to be greater then 350 miles if Scout takes advantage of the new battery technology that is in the pipeline now.
Last night after watching a replay of the Terra/Traveler reveal event, I immediately reserved the Terra pure EV. It is the best looking pickup truck of any type that I've ever seen. Some are saying that it looks like the Rivian RT1 but I think it looks much better, especially the front. The features and performance look really good as well.
Both! Initial thought is the Traveler will be the Wifes's and the Terra will replace the Tacoma.
one of each.
edit: both range extender versions.
double edit: which one I keep depends on which ones comes out first, and whether or not my wife will actually let me buy the expensive hunk of metal.
Why are all the other companies dead set against adding a Genny on an OFF-ROAD electric vehicle?!
I want security knowing I can go ANYWHERE and not worry about a damn Battery going dead 50 miles from nowhere! I’ve owned 3 original Hummer H1’s, and won’t touch the new Electric version (which I really like, and thought it would great) for this very reason! Way to go with this decision! It’s called compromise and being practical with current technology and infrastructure. I’m all in on this…. Don’t drop the ball!
Franco
I want security knowing I can go ANYWHERE and not worry about a damn Battery going dead 50 miles from nowhere! I’ve owned 3 original Hummer H1’s, and won’t touch the new Electric version (which I really like, and thought it would great) for this very reason! Way to go with this decision! It’s called compromise and being practical with current technology and infrastructure. I’m all in on this…. Don’t drop the ball!
Franco
