The starting price is much lower than I anticipated. The higher trims are about what I expected though in pricing.
The thing I wonder about EV and Bidens plan to create new charging stations. Will there be a standard charge port going forward. That would go a long way in increasing their use IMO. Something that will allow any make to charge at full speed.
I'd rather have this than the idiotic Cybertruck.
Then…go buy it? I’ll have my future tank, you can have the F-150, and we can all get along just fine without the snobby bs
So I guess no one is going to go on trips across the country any longer when this whole electric thing comes to pass. So you come up with charging stations! You have to waste an hour or more filling it up?
The starting price is much lower than I anticipated. The higher trims are about what I expected though in pricing.
The thing I wonder about EV and Bidens plan to create new charging stations. Will there be a standard charge port going forward. That would go a long way in increasing their use IMO. Something that will allow any make to charge at full speed.
The dynamic changes when you go electric. So in a regular scenario of City/town driving, to and from work, mall/shopping etc etc the idea is you charge where you have gone to. So the car is always plugged in wherever you park.
In the scenario of a cross country trek. You would be charging every 300ish miles with this F150. So when you stop for a rest, grab a bite, hotel for the night etc etc etc you charge. It's just a different dynamic than an a gas powered car. It won't take that long to get this all sorted out really, as electric continues to became the norm.
300 miles isn't a lot to anyone that's traveled cross country though. I'm not willing to add a day or 2 to the trip time due to having to charge overnight.
Lithium harmful for the environment? No way.Full electrics seem to work great for 75 miles or less round-trip work commutes. Beyond that, I think Hybrid is the way to go. The mix of motor and electric, imo, is the best way moving forward. The full battery stuff just doesn't seem feasible and the massive batteries it takes is also becoming, as we see coming out of the news of late, detrimental to the environment.
You are 100% not wrong. You wouldn't necessarily need to charge overnight though, just using that as an example of a standard point you would stop and charge.