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I don’t think not needing a portable generator on small construction sites is going to be a big driver of sales. Sales will be driven by the same factors as Te

• skynet-9000 5y ago
  Most people buy pickups currently probably don't really think CO2 emissions are a big deal, but perhaps there's an undiscovered pickup market that Ford's going to tap into; perhaps an urbanite who normally wouldn't consider a pickup but thought the Cybertruck looked interesting.
  • mlac 5y ago
    I’m a Subaru driver who wants my next car to be electric or hybrid electric… this appeals to me. I’ve liked trucks before but I have not been able to justify the cost. Pretty much all EVs are in the same ball park now (40K-50k for dual motor), so it’s going into the comparison against a model 3, model y, and others that will be on the market at that time. The F150 itself has great features (quiet ride), then pile on the new stuff here (a good bed cover is $1k+ and no longer needed with the frunk, the acceleration).
    • therealdrag0 5y ago
      What about Rav4 Prime?
      • mlac 5y ago
        I’d consider it, but would like a Tacoma prime if they decide to make one. Easily 90-95% of my driving is <40 miles and I could do it on EV.