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  • Warbirds

    I am really curious how these will perform when towing and hauling and what that does to the range.

    For example, a Tesla Model S can run a 10 second quarter mile when placed in Cheetah mode.

    To do that it takes a massive amount of juice and a few pulls will empty the battery.


    Whats a 5-7,000 lb trailer do to the battery range of these trucks?

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  • Junkballer

    They've got enough electrical gremlins now, who the heck wants more ? maybe a "green yuppie"trying to impress their friends.....Yes, I own a Silverado but it calls the dealers shop home, hopefully one day mine. 😡

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  • select-fire

    Electric is going to cost more than gasoline with the power stations,,, just remember what I said

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  • select-fire
    Warbirds: 31516436547483/comments/31516405304987

    I am really curious how these will perform when towing and hauling and what that does to the range.

    For example, a Tesla Model S can run a 10 second quarter mile when placed in Cheetah mode.

    To do that it takes a massive amount of juice and a few pulls will empty the battery.

    Whats a 5-7,000 lb trailer do to the battery range of these trucks?

    Depends on how long the extension cord is

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  • Mr. Perfect

    Wouldn't own a Chevy after what they took from the American people.

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  • select-fire

    might buy a couple ..like a locomotive engine.. just hook them together.

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  • hillbille

    heard on the news this morning, GM is going all electric by 2035, wonder if ford and dodge will cave.............

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  • select-fire

    Ford already has an electric Mustang and F150

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  • SW0320

    Unless we get some chip manufacturing back in the US there is not going to be any truck manufacturing. I heard that Ford is shutting down two F150 plants for two weeks because they have no chips.

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  • Junkballer
    SW0320: 31516436547483/comments/31516445562651

    Unless we get some chip manufacturing back in the US there is not going to be any truck manufacturing. I heard that Ford is shutting down two F150 plants for two weeks because they have no chips.

    Crap like that is the reason I'll always own at least one vehicle with a distributor, points, condensor and coil. With a $75 battery it will get me to where I want to get 😊

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  • tomh.
    SW0320: 31516436547483/comments/31516445562651

    Unless we get some chip manufacturing back in the US there is not going to be any truck manufacturing. I heard that Ford is shutting down two F150 plants for two weeks because they have no chips.

    I'm sure Joe's workin on that. You know, creating more good union jobs in America.

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  • kannoneer

    In 15 years you will be giving away any gas vehicle, no matter how expensive. There will be no gas, but on the upside the Arabs will be drowning in their worthless oil.

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  • Mobuck

    "I am really curious how these will perform when towing and hauling and what that does to the range.

    For example, a Tesla Model S can run a 10 second quarter mile when placed in Cheetah mode.

    To do that it takes a massive amount of juice and a few pulls will empty the battery."

    Probably more targeted to the "pansy wagon truck" crowd than to the folks who really use a pickup.

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  • oldWinchesterfan

    I like to think of electric vehicles as coal powered, remit emissions vehicles. They are not zero emissions like the hype.

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  • mac10

    ice cold batterys will not do in the cold zones

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  • Okie

    energizer bunny will have new task.


    From a electronics tech and electrician.

    The ones that design this sort of stuff need it stuck where the sun don't shine.

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  • BobJudy

    I will keep my direct fossil fuel powered vehicles, thank you very much.


    Of course 20 years from now the next generation will not understand why we are attached to vehicles that need oil changes, spark plugs, exhaust systems, etc...

    I guess it is all about what you are used to and what you expect out of a vehicle. Bob

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  • fugawe

    Just put a couple gas powered generators in the bed to charge the battery. Sheez, do I have to think of everything?

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  • Okie
    fugawe: 31516436547483/comments/31516425944091

    Just put a couple gas powered generators in the bed to charge the battery. Sheez, do I have to think of everything?

    Fixed it for going green and tree huggers.

    Just put a couple gas powered generators electric powered generators in the bed to charge the battery. Sheez, do I have to think of everything?

    I fixed it. No fossil fuels allowed, says Joe.

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  • Rocky Raab

    Until they start putting little radioisotope thermal generators in cars, there will be no real "zero emissions" vehicles. RTGs have been powering the Voyager spacecraft now for 30+ years, and more just landed on Mars in the Perseverance vehicle. Electricity and heat for 30 years in a suitcase.

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