It’s kinda funny when I finally test drove mine that I bought I just sat in the seat and in my head I said “take my money”. But I test drove it anyways to play hard ball ?
I felt the same way. No offense to those who love it, but it kinda reminded me of a glorified golf cart. But I do appreciate that there is finally a $20k US made EV on the market.. potentially.
If we still have our trucks in 10 years I’m willing to bet there will be after market and/or refurb options to swap out our battery for something else by then. Probably lighter and more range.
I haven’t had any issue with ICE F150 wheels fitting on my Max Tow Lightning. I got these ICE Lariat wheels for winter. I don’t think there’s any difference in axle/shaft or wheel fit across the various Lightnings.
I think it’s one of those Ford parts that says “Scrap if dropped” and I’m guessing some of these drops go into the truck anyways. Just my own theory.
Yeah for me it’s not so much about backing up but when driving forward slowly in a parking lot. I’m driving along and people just walk right across the path of the truck without hearing it. Granted these are dumb people for not looking but it seems like they’re like, well if anything is coming...
The faster/looser steering eventually went away for me after a week or two of driving. I noted earlier in the thread that I felt like I was taking crazy pills, but something about the way the power steering works changed right after the update, but then it "recalibrated" itself after some...
Rivian has something called “conserve mode” that disables the rear motor. If I understand correctly it mechanically / magnetically decouples the drive axles from the motor and power to that motor is shut off. Drivers say it adds about 15% range.