Electric tow cars

Posted on 02/12/2020 15:32 by brue

370 miles plus seems to be on the cards for the next generation of EVs. (BMW has similar.) In 10 years time we won't recognise what will be out there compared with now.

Posted on 02/12/2020 16:05 by

In ten years time  I might not be bothered

Posted on 02/12/2020 16:05 by

In ten years time  I might not be bothered

Posted on 30/11/2020 19:57 by Tigi

Google "electric porche" and look for "why did it take nine hours to drive 130` from Bournemouth to Kent", perhaps not the car you had in mind but it gives a worst case scenario of driving these cars and thats without a caravan behind. 

Toyota are just about to start importing their latest hydrogen powered car capable of 400` plus. No info on towing and obviously the same issues with infrastructure but it will come and for distance and weight  hydrogen is touted to be the future. By the way its around £50000 before everyone gets excited.

Posted on 03/12/2020 12:30 by

Might consider a hybrid with plug in capability, pure electric not at the moment.

Hybrids will be available until 2035, by which time I will probably be too old to worry!

I doubt the infrastructure will be in place by then, given the track record on things like Crossrail, I am sure the waste of money HS2 will be the same!

Govts good at U turns if the elected ones think they will be voted out

Motorists have votes!

Posted on 03/12/2020 16:14 by NutsyH

Not surprised it took 9 hours in a porche. They are usually attached to a house.

Porsche Taycan is what you are looking for - if you've got £120k to spend.