You can run these motor homes on natural gas or you can also go electric. BYD is making an electric drive train for busses which should directly drop in for RVs. The units could also have fold out solar cells that could charge up the batteries if the vehicles sit in one spot for a week or two. There are going to be plenty of truck charging stations for trips. So there is not going to be a big impact from a diesel ban.
Interest rates are not killing RV market inflated overpriced RVs are. It’s the same as the vehicle dealerships covered up with inventory. New construction homes are sitting unsold in many southern sub markets.
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California did not ban diesel motor homes. It is requiring that diesel motor hones have the same pollution requirements as the commercial fleet.
You can run these motor homes on natural gas or you can also go electric. BYD is making an electric drive train for busses which should directly drop in for RVs. The units could also have fold out solar cells that could charge up the batteries if the vehicles sit in one spot for a week or two. There are going to be plenty of truck charging stations for trips. So there is not going to be a big impact from a diesel ban.
I'm looking forward to seeing how the RV industry develops the electric options! Thanks for watching Chuck & Carie
Interest rates are not killing RV market inflated overpriced RVs are. It’s the same as the vehicle dealerships covered up with inventory. New construction homes are sitting unsold in many southern sub markets.
Well said 👍