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Topic: Tesla Semi truck unveil & test ride set for Oct 26th ! |
Posted By: noteven
on 11/24/21 12:01pm
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Range - a prototype Rivian travelled from Ushuaia Argentina to San Diego USA That’s pretty far. See “The Long Way Up” |
Posted By: Dadoffourgirls
on 11/24/21 12:48pm
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If only all my trips were NY to LA - All of the upcoming all-electric models from Hyundai, Kia and Genesis will be based on this solution, which offers high-capacity batteries for long range (up to about 300 miles), dual motor all-wheel drive and ultra-fast charging capability (0-80% charge in under 18 minutes in the case of Kia EV6). This particular Kia EV6 is the one that set a new Guinness World Record in terms of the shortest charging time on a journey across the U.S. (from New York City to Los Angeles) - 7 hours 10 minutes and 1 second. The Kia EV6 model which is expected to enter the U.S. market in Q1 2022. Dad of Four Girls Wife Employee of GM, all opinions are my own! 2017 Express Ext 3500 (Code named "BIGGER ED" by daughters) 2011 Jayco Jayflight G2 32BHDS |
Posted By: free radical
on 11/24/21 09:59pm
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noteven wrote: ![]() Range - a prototype Rivian travelled from Ushuaia Argentina to San Diego USA That’s pretty far. See “The Long Way Up” Ive seen that vid. they had suport vehicle with gas burning generator to REcharge Rivian Truck. Not a very clean way to travel. Lol At least Tesla has the advantage of largest SCharger network in the country. |
Posted By: fj12ryder
on 11/25/21 07:18am
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free radical wrote: That kind of makes you wonder, "What's the point?".
![]() noteven wrote: ![]() Range - a prototype Rivian travelled from Ushuaia Argentina to San Diego USA That’s pretty far. See “The Long Way Up” Ive seen that vid. they had suport vehicle with gas burning generator to REcharge Rivian Truck. Not a very clean way to travel. Lol At least Tesla has the advantage of largest SCharger network in the country. Howard and Peggy "Don't Panic" |
Posted By: Reisender
on 11/25/21 10:28am
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fj12ryder wrote: ![]() free radical wrote: That kind of makes you wonder, "What's the point?".![]() noteven wrote: ![]() Range - a prototype Rivian travelled from Ushuaia Argentina to San Diego USA That’s pretty far. See “The Long Way Up” Ive seen that vid. they had suport vehicle with gas burning generator to REcharge Rivian Truck. Not a very clean way to travel. Lol At least Tesla has the advantage of largest SCharger network in the country. the point of a large supercharger network? For accessibility during road trips. Not sure what your asking. |
Posted By: fj12ryder
on 11/25/21 10:33am
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I was referring to the idea of hauling a gas burning generator along. I mean now you have to haul gas for the generator so you can recharge the electric truck. A large supercharger network is a necessity if EV's are to be realistically useful. |
Posted By: Reisender
on 11/25/21 11:33am
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fj12ryder wrote: ![]() I was referring to the idea of hauling a gas burning generator along. I mean now you have to haul gas for the generator so you can recharge the electric truck. A large supercharger network is a necessity if EV's are to be realistically useful. Ahh you are referring to the Rivian tests. I think that was an extreme durance test kinda thing. Pre-production. If it’s the one we watched it was mostly engineers proving out the truck. From what I remember it was pretty remote and extreme conditions. I would think many manufacturers do that. It was fun to watch. |
Posted By: 8.1 Van
on 11/25/21 05:28pm
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fj12ryder wrote: ![]() I was referring to the idea of hauling a gas burning generator along. I mean now you have to haul gas for the generator so you can recharge the electric truck. A large supercharger network is a necessity if EV's are to be realistically useful. KOA Campgrounds To Begin Installing EV Charging Stations EV charging stations will get a boost from the infrastructure package ![]() ![]() Tesla Semi gets out for a quick charge at Megacharger 2002 Chevy Express LS 3500 8.1 155" WB passenger van 3.73 posi (GT4/G80) 2003 Thor Citation 41-ZBSR 41ft TT ![]() |
Posted By: Reisender
on 11/25/21 09:46pm
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Good to see KOA getting on board. Nice.
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Posted By: Yosemite Sam1
on 11/26/21 09:17am
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And seeing charging stations in West coast state and county parks and campgrounds too. Should also happen with national park and forest campgrounds with the administration's build back better plans. |
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