Then you should have no problem with the single 48 amp OBC, that opens up the opportunity to go Flash in my opinion.Typical day drive is 20-30 miles., We also drive 215 miles 2-3 times per month, sometimes in sub zero temps.
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Then you should have no problem with the single 48 amp OBC, that opens up the opportunity to go Flash in my opinion.Typical day drive is 20-30 miles., We also drive 215 miles 2-3 times per month, sometimes in sub zero temps.
Flash I bought a lariat, wishing it was the flashHi All,
I could use your input to help deciding between these 3 options. I have to say I'm attracted to the Pro because I prefer knobs over a touch screen for heating/cooling, etc. I will tow building materials over one season but then would probably not have much of a need for towing over the long term. The main features I need are the ER battery and Pro power. Not sure if I'd benefit from having a dual on board charger, but is that nicer to have than the options in number 2 below? Are the prices listed good or should I try to negotiate more? The prices include taxes and fees and take into consideration any rebates, discounts and the EV tax credit.
1. Fleet 2024 Pro ER for $58k out the door
2. Fleet 2024 Pro ER for $59k out the door
- Dual on board charger
- pro power onboard 9.6 kw
- Max trailer tow package
3. 2024 Flash for about the same price, still waiting on final numbers.
- Single charger
- Tow Technology package
- Pro power onboard 9.6 kw
- Max Trailer tow package
- mobile power cord
- backup alarm system
The faux door on the right has NEVER had a charging port, the DUAL refer to the onboard charge controllers in early ER's vs MY24+The only practical non advantage of the dual charge pro is the ability to charge from driver or passenger side.