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I think if I was spending this much on a truck, I'd rather they provided 110/220V AC rather than a USB-C socket. Much wider capability and compatibility.
by paranoidrobot 7y ago
I think if I was spending this much on a truck, I'd rather they provided 110/220V AC rather than a USB-C socket. Much wider capability and compatibility.
- dzhiurgis 7y agoWhy not both?:)
- paranoidrobot 7y agoBecause USB standards progress so rapidly and standard AC sockets don't. There's also the durability issue. A standard AC socket is easy to wire/replace, a USB socket isn't.
- dzhiurgis 7y agoUSB-A has been around well over 20 years and C will likely to stay more. Sure the car will last way longer, but there are tons of much more gimmicky stuff being added (most obvious one is infotainment that will be obsolete in 3 years).