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I just saw this video of the Tesla truck climbing what looks like a small dirt hill. Although it’s hard to determine how steep the hill is I’m sure (based on a few jeep events I’ve been in, including two through the Rubicon Trail, that the most basic jeep of any model would be able to climb that hill with a lot less effort and for a lot less money.
I just saw this video of the Tesla truck climbing what looks like a small dirt hill. Although it’s hard to determine how steep the hill is I’m sure (based on a few jeep events I’ve been in, including two through the Rubicon Trail, that the most basic jeep of any model would be able to climb that hill with a lot less effort and for a lot less money.
I’ve been curious about how new EV‘s would perform off-road. It looks like a lot of wheel spin with both the front and back tires. I agree that it doesn’t look very impressive.
This reminds me of my 2017 trip on the rubicon trail. On that trip a team from Japan used a jeep they converted to all electric. They made it start to finish without experiencing any problem but they brought a small gas powered generator with them along with fuel for it since there are no charging stations on or near the 26 mile long trail. I believe battery technology has improved a lot since such that there would be no need to bring a generator or fuel for it today.