There is a few in our local town.
There is a few in our local town.
I passed one here in North GA recently. Didn't have a trailer hitch......
You can put one on it.Originally Posted by BR400
Looks like a good sized boat that it's towing. Probably more weight than most bass boats.
They have more power and torque than any other truck so towing weight is not a problem. Distance is the issue right now.
Reasons NOT to buy an electric truck at this time:
1. To expensive for your budget. (this fits me and many others)
2. You tow more than 70 to 90 miles at a time (this fits many BBC people)
3. You don't want to be an early adopter. (fits lots of people, me included)
4. You need to make multiple long distance trips per year and don't like the charge times (typically 40 to 60 minutes)
5. You don't have a home where you could setup a charging station. (say an apartment, townhouse, or such)
6. You just don't want one. Nothing wrong with this.
If none of the above items hinder you, an electric truck MIGHT fit your needs. Or if you can / do own another vehicle to cover
your requirements that the electric truck cannot cover, it Might be right for you.
All this being said, electric trucks will fit some people's needs and wants. More power to those who can adopt EV's now.
In 10 or 15 years I believe the technology will have improved enough to cover more people's needs. I like choices but no
vehicle fits everyone's requirements.
LOL, I don’t even take myself seriously.
I am not trying to be a smart a__, because I don't know, but they have more torque than the diesels do? I know they are impressive at the drag strips but I didn't know they were over 1000ft lbs at the wheels. CJ
2002 X19 200HP OX66 HO Vmax,HPDI lower, it lives, thanks Hydro Tec.
They all come with the hitch receiver. It is covered by the back panel when not in use.
Close to it. I think the rivian is right at 1000. The hummer one is way over that.
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