Bummer. I was beginning to get excited about the Scout EREV platform.
Never an EREV. But I was interested in the full BEV Terra.Bummer. I was beginning to get excited about the Scout EREV platform.
What’s the beef with EREV? Just curious as my PHEV works great and EREV *seems* like a good idea when you don’t want to charge on roadtrips? I didn’t enjoy roadtrips with my Lightning bc the charging was too slow and I didn’t like being stuck at Walmart for an hour when away from proper chargers.Never an EREV. But I was interested in the full BEV Terra.
It's also for very good reason. The dealers made their bed. It's about time they sleep in it.VW dealers are on the warpath, and they have a point. It's a thinly disguised and very arrogant ruse to cut them out of the profits.
I don’t see the benefit vs drawback value there.What’s the beef with EREV? Just curious as my PHEV works great and EREV *seems* like a good idea when you don’t want to charge on roadtrips? I didn’t enjoy roadtrips with my Lightning bc the charging was too slow and I didn’t like being stuck at Walmart for an hour when away from proper chargers.
It’s all good to have leisurely charging stops on road trips until you have multiple little ones that are tired and just want to get there! In those cases, a 6 minute fuel/potty break is priceless. If only rational adults are involved, BEV all the way! We are renting a minivan for spring break bc more space for 6 and luggage. All about convenience and speed of getting them to the destination as quickly as reasonable.I don’t see the benefit vs drawback value there.
I dumped the fuel dependent dinosaur juice machines three years ago and do want to go back.
Having to pump fuel stinks. The engine is noisy and it adds another layer of complexity.
This truck isn’t a road tripper, that’s for sure. But my Lightning is and enjoy the stops so I’m all in all electric.
my wife has the 450e gle and I definitely did not want to buy it. We leased it for as long as there is a warranty. Then we will see how the market looks.It’s all good to have leisurely charging stops on road trips until you have multiple little ones that are tired and just want to get there! In those cases, a 6 minute fuel/potty break is priceless. If only rational adults are involved, BEV all the way! We are renting a minivan for spring break bc more space for 6 and luggage. All about convenience and speed of getting them to the destination as quickly as reasonable.
BEV are a rhythm of their own. I only fill up on fuel for my x5 every 5-6 weeks, but to your point, I’ll be rid of it two days before the warranty expires…it is more complex and I don’t want to foot the bill for expensive Bavarian repairs.
Yes! We are like minded.my wife has the 450e gle and I definitely did not want to buy it. We leased it for as long as there is a warranty. Then we will see how the market looks.
For roadtrips my ideal is a EREv minivan, or even an erev sprinter style with a bathroom.
For now im going to live with a kia carnival (my parents wont sit in japanese cars) for my family and parents and hopefully a slate for me on a daily basis.
Im considering trading in my tundra now and driving the kia for a year until the slate is out.