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Recent content by Hazzzard122

  1. Another bed-mounted RV concept

    I like the theory but i think i'll wait for alucab to make a cybertruck version...
  2. Cybertruck Tire Alternatives

    That’s wildly cool!
  3. Jeep shows working prototype EV... With manual transmission?

    Agreed, likely the screen is from their hybrid now.
  4. Jeep shows working prototype EV... With manual transmission?

    In the photo deck in that link, picture 27: why they would have photos of a hybrid I don’t know unless they calling this hybrid as in electric but we didn’t change anything else
  5. Jeep shows working prototype EV... With manual transmission?

    I think theyre referring to the images of the screen stating hybrid
  6. Rivian plans exclusive charging network

    3500+ chargers at 600 sites! That’s 50-60 a site!!!
  7. Charging w/ house electrical issue

    Those distances quoted from Tesla so based on current vehicles... CT will differ
  8. Charging w/ house electrical issue

    I charge my bolt from time to time on 110 at 12 amps, I’m always surprised at how much it adds, it’s not much, but it’s enough for commuting and often under valued as an option! For example, the gen 2 mobile connector from Tesla does 3-5 km/hour of charge. Plugged in for 12 hours that’s 36-60km...
  9. Reference for watt-per-mile usages?

    I have a bolt, mostly city driving, but if you’re looking for highway I could do a reset and go for a drive if you don’t get answers
  10. This African Company Wants To Take On The Tesla Cybertruck

    It looks like they just drew an rt1
  11. How many miles per day on a strictly L2 charging network?

    It was in response to the charging need, not the travel charging need. For travelling through Russia and Kazakhstan, finding RV parks will likely also be tricky. Russia fortunately is on 220-240 voltage, so running a level 2 where you adapt the max amperage based on the circuit breakers in...
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