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Starting price is $27,500. They are factoring in the Fed Incentive of $7500 which likely won't be there in late 2026.If the price really is <$20k for the base,
It's hilarious to me that you screen capped "under $20,000" and came here to correct me.Starting price is $27,500. They are factoring in the Fed Incentive of $7500 which likely won't be there in late 2026.
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Hey I wasn't trying to correct you. You were rightly questioning if it was really $20K so I provided more info to confirm your statement. At least they corrected the title of this thread.It's hilarious to me that you screen capped "under $20,000" and came here to correct me.
Do I believe their number? I don't. That's why I said, "if the price really is."
Fair enough. Misunderstanding on both parts.Hey I wasn't trying to correct you. You were rightly questioning if it was really $20K so I provided more info to confirm your statement.
The odds this thing ever makes it to production are slim. The odds it makes it to production at the price they quoted are slimmer. If they declare bankruptcy you won't get your deposit back. It's only $50 though. Cheap bet. I see the appeal.In a year if I’m not convinced it’s going to meet my needs, I’ll pull my reservation back.
They claim you can go back after delivery to upgrade from the standard battery to the larger one. There must be some amount of improved accessibility to the battery than most other US-sold EVs. Not sure what the long-term implications would mean, but it's not nothing.One thing that would make this truck perfect is a battery pack design with appropriate safety standards that allows owner to replace modules with third party batteries with minimum specialized tools. Flexible enough to accommodate at least some new battery techs in future.
There may be a conflict between making it easier for DYI guys and make cheaper to manufacture. I can't wait to see if they have any innovations in pack and cooling system design to make it plug and play for an average Joe.They claim you can go back after delivery to upgrade from the standard battery to the larger one. There must be some amount of improved accessibility to the battery than most other US-sold EVs. Not sure what the long-term implications would mean, but it's not nothing.
Definitely agree. It's a lot easier to build something cheaply if you don't need to repair/upgrade/update it easily.There may be a conflict between making it easier for DYI guys and make cheaper to manufacture. I can't wait to see if they have any innovations in pack and cooling system design to make it plug and play for an average Joe.