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If I ever receive one it'll be in a somewhat warm garage plugged in. Remote started and warmed up before unplugging. Trips generally less than 25 miles. To the north cabin is 50 miles and can be plugged in there to the east cabin it's 40 miles and can be plugged in there. I think it'll work but...

Now how long will it heat the cab at 15F

Nice!! You can't have too many lil flashlights

Just moving back home! happens a lot. Packed a bunch of retirement money away and headed back. I did the same thing.

Depends on what the heater eats in the winter and the AC in the summer.

I thought this mornings article said 27 MY. I'll trade in my Maverick to get one. Have 3 Mavericks at this time will probably keep the XLT and get an electric. Just a comfy golf cart like my XL is on the farm.

Might just save some lives too. People drown when their electrical systems fail under water. Doors locked and windows up. Something automakers don't talk about.

Boomer here, it will replace my golf cart at a large museum, 120 acres . Probably not to be plated or insured just an onsite work truck.

My Maverick has electric AC and it's the best I have ever had.

Might help increase the population too much!!

Great pictures and you can tell it's a prototype because the 200 warning stickers are missing.

We'll be keeping our Mavericks. No pluses to the Slate as far as I can see. I have a golf cart for local and I'm fine with that

I just retired / surrendered from marketing after 22 years. We reached the point the only people they wanted to sell to are 25 -35 YO professionals that live in big cities. I tried but then COVID hit and everything and everybody changed. They in a roundabout way told me I was getting old. I...

Don't believe they can go over 42 volts from my time at GM.

Rain also does things to mileage. Light rain better heavy less. Friction maybe.

Nice pics and I like the last one. Walked away from Reddit a few months ago. Too many power trips and too racist.

I own 3 Maverick hybrids. The price of needs to be below $20k to compete. Made a 55 mile backroads run this morning 47 MPG.

Would like opening side windows on the back too. I would probably buy a few of them.

I'm wanting a golf cart that'll go 55mph for work. 200 miles a day and can be plugged in at home and on the job. I want the SUV square back without seats in the back just a flat platform for tools. For less than $25,000

Being designed in Michigan I would hope they have a handle on the heat and AC. I'm volunteering to be a Test Engineer for real life testing if they want one.