Big remote control toy here

[WalleyeMikeIII]

I agree! I especially on a trip… I don’t want to have this rip every couple hours and sit for 45 mi it’s will the thing charges…….

You arent' gonna put a full charge on that beast in 45 minutes...it is 212.7 kWh battery...guessing will take an hour to 1.5...even on the best conditions.

 

[Seamus]

Gm is using everyone like a guinea pig! Ridiculous.

 

[Stbentoak]

Most people who have these, it’s like their 5th to 10th vehicle and is more of a conversation piece on wheels.
I doubt there are many avg Joe families that use every vehicle every day and this is one of them…

 

[WalleyeMikeIII]

Most people who have these, it’s like their 5th to 10th vehicle and is more of a conversation piece on wheels.
I doubt there are many avg Joe families that use every vehicle every day and this is one of them…

“c’mon man..EV are the way of the future!”

 

[adventurenali92]

You arent' gonna put a full charge on that beast in 45 minutes...it is 212.7 kWh battery...guessing will take an hour to 1.5...even on the best conditions.

Good god that’s even worse…..

 

[R32driver]

I can see a small electric car being practical for some people but these big electric trucks are an absolute joke. Nothing but a novelty toy at this point

 

[Summajet]

Just another example of GM making something the average consumer cannot afford. Hoping they can control the electrical system better than prior productions Electric vehicles don't get the distances they claim it takes longer to charge. It is all about Government control and limiting the distance one can travel. If financing was 3-5 years you would see the prices drop to less than half of current values. Instead as the prices increase so will the financing terms up to 10 years.

In the 80's Germans would finance a car for 10 years but mostly it was a Mercedes and they last a longer time.

I don't see the Government taking the ice engines from us. The have tried to increase prices and now are creating a shortage on fossil fuels. It does not work as Switzerland and the UK are using more fossil fuels for the winter months.