Chris Hall
Well-Known Member
- First Name
- Chris
- Joined
- Oct 19, 2020
- Threads
- 21
- Messages
- 144
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- 401
- Location
- Clayton, Ohio
- Vehicle(s)
- Smart Electric Drive, Wrangler 4XE coming soon.
- Thread starter
- #16
I think your questions show a great understanding. It would be nice to know a lot of these answers. I’ve wondered how the soft too vs the hard top will impact range. I know the vehicle will keep the battery at some level of charge when in hybrid mode. So there will always be a little there. And yes, tires will make a difference. To what extent, no one knows yet. These are all questions we’ll have to find out together.I like the idea of the 4xe, but it wouldn't work for me. I have actually been browsing Rivians for the better half. Mostly because they are somewhat local and decent range.. My question is what is the actual range. Is the 25 miles in town slow stop n go? How far will it go at 65? Will the battery make it a full tank? Or am I stuck with just the 4 cylinder after 100 miles of driving? Is the winter range comparable to summer range? I assume a lift and large tires would kill the electric range. There is a pretty good range penalty for just putting larger rims on a Tesla according to there literature. If someone has the answers please enlighten me. Also if anyone has a knowledgeable opinion on a rivian feel free. I know I know it's a Jeep site.
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