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  1. Roger 123

    Could Production Delays be an Opportunity for Solid-State Batteries?

    Why just limit this to EVs? Yes, that’s a rhetorical question, too many in government have been bought by the legacy auto makers.
  2. Roger 123

    Could Production Delays be an Opportunity for Solid-State Batteries?

    Makes sense, if EVs are better, people will buy them. No reason at all for bans, bans just solidify opposition. Keep the .govs finger off the scale and let the market figure it out.
  3. Roger 123

    Could Production Delays be an Opportunity for Solid-State Batteries?

    My thoughts exactly. Those thinking we're going to have some universal, easily "hot swappable" battery are not understanding the American car market.
  4. Roger 123

    Could Production Delays be an Opportunity for Solid-State Batteries?

    Is there an industry standard for automotive battery packs? If there isn't a current standard it seems hopeful that one will be developed and implemented in the next 2 years. Heck, we've had 12v batteries in cars for a hundred years and pretty much every vehicle uses a different darn group...
  5. Roger 123

    Could Production Delays be an Opportunity for Solid-State Batteries?

    If only Scout would give us any information.......... Last email I got said that they were running some cars on the line to validate processes. Seems like the horse may have left the barn to incorporate anything earth shattering.
  6. Roger 123

    Request: This Could Add 15% Winter Range to Scout EVs

    Your TDS is showing. Here’s a scout commercial from 1968, explain how they were marketing the car back then please. And another The marketing of American cars hasn’t changed since the advent of American cars. President Trump had nothing to do with it, LOL.
  7. Roger 123

    Request: This Could Add 15% Winter Range to Scout EVs

    Yup, an EV would meet 80% of my needs, my ICE car meets 100%, why would I switch?
  8. Roger 123

    Request: This Could Add 15% Winter Range to Scout EVs

    You're not getting the point, in America, people don't buy on what they need, they buy on the dream of doing "X" someday with the vehicle. And in this segment, "X" is multi-day trips out into the backcountry fishing, hunting, camping, and hiking in all the places where charges aren't located...
  9. Roger 123

    Request: This Could Add 15% Winter Range to Scout EVs

    Go to this website and tell me who they are marketing this vehicle to. https://www.scoutmotors.com
  10. Roger 123

    Request: This Could Add 15% Winter Range to Scout EVs

    In America we buy vehicles based on thoughts, hopes, dreams and prayers, NOT what we actually NEED the vehicle for. If we bought like that and manufactures sold what we "needed" there would only be 2 door Civics on the road. Show me a Scout add where the car is just driving around the city...
  11. Roger 123

    So they really need a 3 or 4 cylinder engine?

    So here’s who Scout is marketing to: EV only people don’t want it as better battery and charging speed will be out and they’ll be buying a dinosaur. EREV people don’t want it cause it will add weight, complexity, and reduce towing. Just add a “portable” 300 pound generator that I store at...
  12. Roger 123

    Request: Dog Mode / Climate Control While Parked for Harvester

    This pet mode thing has me intrigued, we've owned dogs for about 30 years, we've never left them in a car (kids either). Do people with EV's routinely leave their animals in parked cars? What's different if I leave my pet in a car with the engine running vs. leaving it in an EV in "pet mode"...
  13. Roger 123

    Time to give up the frunk (if you want the Harvester engine)...

    Unfortunately at this point I think it's knee jerk reaction to market forces and they're backed into a corner with no way out. I fear that by launch this thing is going to be a cobbled together mess.
  14. Roger 123

    Accessories

    No, but at some point close to when it comes time to convert reservations to orders there will be some sort of order guide that will come out. Once that happens you will be able to go to your dealer, or on-line, depending on what happens with all the lawsuits, and place your actual order. A...
  15. Roger 123

    Production date updates: Traveler (September 2028), Terra (March 2030)

    My guess is that they will first build the most expensive ones to fill ORDERS. From current RESERVATION stats that will be EREV Travelers. BUT who knows what people will actually do when it comes time to convert their reservation to an order..........
  16. Roger 123

    Production date updates: Traveler (September 2028), Terra (March 2030)

    Because in the US we like the thought our cars doing anything. I may get a camper, I may get a boat, I may take that once in a lifetime off road adventure through Colorado and Utah, I may have 4 kids and 3 grandkids and take them all on a cross country road trip, I may need to take 4 co-workers...
  17. Roger 123

    Production date updates: Traveler (September 2028), Terra (March 2030)

    So in a nutshell the .gov got involved and it all went to 💩 So they knew it was going to be filled in but they did it too soon so they shut everything down for five months just to prove they were in charge. After five months they said, “Sure go ahead and fill it in because as we all know that...
  18. Roger 123

    Production date updates: Traveler (September 2028), Terra (March 2030)

    I’m not here to defend Scout but they’re in kind of a tough spot. How long does it take to build an auto factory from the ground up? They couldn’t really just announce building a new factory and not announce a vehicle. When will the factory be ready to have the first vehicle roll off, couple...
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