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Yes, but I was referring more to the charging infrastructure. I like Scout's design philosophy and ideology (body-on-frame, bolt-on-panels, buttons and tactile human-based UI's), so I don't expect much to change in the next few years as far as the vehicle I want. I was just saying that by 2028 I bet a few more folks will peel off the Harvester and opt for the pure EV due to changing conditions on-the-ground.Like the early days of PC’s, buy now or wait a few months for something better.
I could be wrong, of course. I think it's going to be a long education process before the US catches up to the rest of the world in regard to the FUD that's being spread over EV's and the range people need each day.
That said, I fully acknowledge the use cases presented here for those sticking with the Harvester.