Thor's ALL ELECTRIC Camper Van with 300 Mile Range!

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  • Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
  • In this episode we take a look at Thor's new all electric RV! This concept vehicle is completely state of the art and will give you 300 miles of range. But is that enough? Check out this van tour!
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Комментарии • 330

  • @danross7194
    @danross7194 Год назад +48

    Finally! An American RV that doesn’t look like grandma’s house! Love the innovative industrial design and look. Make the range 500 miles and I’m in! Love it!

    • @sharonbraselton4302
      @sharonbraselton4302 Год назад

      graphine vamoier 450 mipe sopid syare telsa celks 500 mioles

    • @moparman8254
      @moparman8254 Год назад +2

      thats only on flat ground & not in the winter too'. in the winter the range . i bet its is greatly reducd if its like th rest of the ev cars^ trucks r '

    • @natepolitics1490
      @natepolitics1490 Год назад +6

      300 mile is great. I rented a car with 300 mile range and it was good. If you stop at fast charge station you can charge 80 percent of it in 30 to 45 mins giving you another 200 mile range. You will save a ton of money considering how much you use on traditional rv gas motor home.

    • @serlegar
      @serlegar Год назад +1

      @@moparman8254 Not too many peoples go camping in the winter.

    • @mrrey8937
      @mrrey8937 Год назад

      @@moparman8254 .......and not fully loaded with all of your stuff. I can see it now.......drive 150 miles, if that, and have to recharge the rest of the day before getting to your camp site in pitch black.

  • @samanthamariefreeman335
    @samanthamariefreeman335 2 года назад +76

    If you are travelling and are always at home in your rv, what difference does the range make? What is the rush?? I think 300 miles is plenty of driving. That's 6 hours. Time for a break anyway!

    • @edl617
      @edl617 2 года назад +7

      5 hours going 60 mph. But 300 mile range especially since I tend to drive 3 to 4 hours before taking a break

    • @tommygatch
      @tommygatch 2 года назад +4

      300 mile range in ideal scenarios. What is the range when you are towing? How about if you need to run a heater or the air conditioner? Now let's talk about things such as climbing mountains, or bucking a headwind.
      All of that takes away from the range the same as it does with an internal combustion engine powered RV.

    • @kathyfann
      @kathyfann 2 года назад +2

      People are often limited by days off

    • @AyoCoat
      @AyoCoat 2 года назад

      Facts

    • @tommygatch
      @tommygatch 2 года назад +4

      Just an update.
      The F150 lightning, which I think would be a blast to own, has a 300 mile range. Motor Trend tested the best Lightning available with multiple trailers from 3100lbs to 7200lbs and found they could barely make 100miles.

  • @laneyemmons4257
    @laneyemmons4257 2 года назад +42

    300 miles is pretty good. Would be interested to know if 300 miles is with it fully loaded with gear, water, etc.

    • @ChadandPaul
      @ChadandPaul  2 года назад +4

      Good question!

    • @JonniesJourney
      @JonniesJourney 2 года назад +1

      Good question

    • @HarborEdwin
      @HarborEdwin 2 года назад +5

      Of course not. ALL EV's base their projections on perfect case scenarios (e.g. zero winds, flat / non-winding road ways, etc.).

    • @CharlieRasch
      @CharlieRasch 2 года назад +7

      I would prefer 1000 mile range for boondocking.

    • @theodorehaskins3756
      @theodorehaskins3756 2 года назад +4

      @@HarborEdwin Even Gas/Diesel powered vans don’t get that kind of mileage my friend!

  • @sheenadunlap1775
    @sheenadunlap1775 Год назад +5

    Finally, an innovative floorplan, different from any other that I have seen as well as modern, elegant design features!
    Knocked it out of the park!

  • @donjones1406
    @donjones1406 2 года назад +16

    They should consider a pull out cover for the moon roof that doubles as a solar panel, that way when the sun is at its highest and you need shade, you could also charge the battery! Love the styling and direction this is going. What would the range be pulling a medium sized two axle trailer?

    • @natepolitics1490
      @natepolitics1490 Год назад

      This is a concept I'm sure they have a solar panel roof

    • @mikeklinger1712
      @mikeklinger1712 7 месяцев назад

      Solar is overrated! You need a lot more panels than the roof has room for to operate a charger! A hybrid van would be the ticket!

  • @cocochanel9291
    @cocochanel9291 2 года назад +15

    Looking forward to the future in the RV world. thanks for the tour !

  • @stachelust
    @stachelust 2 года назад +8

    Love, love the modern design style (and purple is my fav)! The range is perfect (for me that wouldn't want to drive more than 5-6 hours at a time). It's actually a great application of a "range extender" fuel cell, my guess is likely hydrogen fueled. I prefer all electric cars but this could be good for RVs when you want the extra range vs. adding tons to the cost for extra batteries you might seldom actually use. I love the privacy windows vs. curtains, the drawer frig/freezers and combo mic/convection oven. When I see induction cook tops I always wish they would stow away making more counter space when you aren't cooking. Love the murphy bed addition. It always amazes me that a whole bedroom of space is used in a limited space RV. I'd even love it the beds lifted to the ceiling opening up space during the day.
    Excited to see this come to market!

  • @jimthompson717
    @jimthompson717 2 года назад +35

    Thor should give their designer a raise, a promotion. This is beautiful.

  • @jimalden9376
    @jimalden9376 2 года назад +2

    300 miles means in a not-so-perfect day such as mountain climbs with a lot of air conditioning etc, you could be reduced to maybe 200 miles. Still very doable. As time goes on, there are more and more charging stations and with apps like ChargePoint and PlugShare, you'll always know where you can stop next to top off. I'd expect inside of 5 years, it will be normal to have chargers at most restaurants and other places where you normally stop. It's already getting that way here in California. The days of 9 MPG and $5.00+ fuel is drawing to an end. This is a very good start!

  • @JonniesJourney
    @JonniesJourney 2 года назад +3

    Wow how cool is that. "Don't open that shower!" I honestly would love to see a little more than 300 miles.

  • @bigj4223
    @bigj4223 2 года назад +3

    I'm sold on this RV already!! Even though it's a little smaller than I would like I would make the compromise in size for what it offers. I would be perfect for my retirement lifestyle. The most important thing for me would is the milage per charge. Three hundred miles is good 450 to 600 be great! I hope that the price range would be posted soon so I can make the necessary plans!! Thanks for the video!!

  • @cindygaffney1094
    @cindygaffney1094 2 года назад +6

    300 miles is a fantastic improvement! I would like to see more miles per charge though 400-450 is ideal. Allows for more flexibility.

    • @Sinary69
      @Sinary69 Год назад +1

      They revealed that you can do a "range expansion package" which will get you about 450 miles. Incredible!

    • @sharonbraselton4302
      @sharonbraselton4302 Год назад

      graphine vampier baterß 450 mioes range

  • @SelfMakeover
    @SelfMakeover 2 года назад +4

    Thanks for this great tour! I love watching this technology evolve. I'm waiting for the advancement to self-charging while driving utilizing solar panels on the roof. Then, we'll have something close to unlimited mileage.

  • @dcbel
    @dcbel 2 года назад +5

    This is a beautiful prototype, and this is exciting for the future of electric RVs! ⚡🔌
    Thank you for the tour!

  • @malulo
    @malulo 2 года назад +2

    With all the outside surface areas I wonder why this vehicle is not completely covered in solar panels that would help to charge the batteries.

    • @andrewcool
      @andrewcool 2 года назад

      It would take days to charge the battery. And add the solar panels, which is extra weight, extra power needed to move the vehicle, etc. It would be have to have one or two to power some of the electronics when parked. That would help reduce the amount of time charging.

  • @Thesaltymedic36
    @Thesaltymedic36 2 года назад +5

    I think it has a purpose. 300 won’t do it for me especially since we like to take all back roads and avoid interstates. Every small town we pass through has some gas station but no EV center. Not yet anyway. One day maybe. We can’t even get Rv manufactures to put lithium packages in yet besides a few. Not even an option with some. It’s getting better slowly. The manufacturer we are looking at recently polled the Facebook group about options, lithium being one. Hope they move on it, I suggested Volta. Great video 👍🏼

    • @ChadandPaul
      @ChadandPaul  2 года назад +4

      Very true. As a concept it's pretty darn cool, in practice it's not ready for prime time yet. Hoping to see some of these components make their way into RVs and vans down the line.

  • @davekent20
    @davekent20 2 года назад +2

    WOW the future is looking great

  • @justaninja1
    @justaninja1 2 года назад +2

    300 mi is pretty good and I like the moon roof but I would rather cover the whole roof with solar cells for dry camping. Also can you fit a bike in the back?

  • @ambissing
    @ambissing 10 месяцев назад

    Best one I’ve seen. If it has a rapid charger that takes 45 mins to recharge then it would be perfect. We can stop, eat lunch and drive more. I am assuming it also has solar panels?

  • @CraigKell
    @CraigKell 2 года назад +5

    Sharp looking, I like the interior! 👍👍

  • @KKandEV
    @KKandEV 2 года назад +1

    Yes, it’s plenty. Charge points on Campgrounds will sort that .

    • @stevefarrimond
      @stevefarrimond 2 года назад

      On a 10amp campsite supply? That’s 2.5kw/h. 300 miles range would require 150kw with a vehicle that size. So 60 hours to charge from empty. Good luck with that

  • @BWT599
    @BWT599 2 года назад +3

    Ah wish this was the future today, but I'm driving a Tesla Model S up here in Canada and it's constant range anxiety due to the cold and very busy super charging stations. There would need to be 20 x more chargers, a guarantee of a RV camp spot with EV charging and the ability to quick charge on the road before EV camper vans become a reality.

  • @rogerz8051
    @rogerz8051 2 года назад +2

    Excellent tour and summary of this intriguing concept. We looked at the outside while there in Tampa, but the line was too long to tour it. IMHO, cost will likely exceed $250K if it ever comes to market. btw, it's not a camper van. This is a medium sized Class C as the house is added onto a cutaway chassis. Nicely integrated in the same way Leisure Travel Van Class Cs are. Per the RVIA Class B camper vans are built inside the van shell as provided by the automotive manufacturer.

  • @HOW2DOit9
    @HOW2DOit9 2 года назад

    Love the moon roof, but no patio and solar above? Love bath and shower. How big bed comes out to be? How does dining look like? Love window a button to make it blurry! TV mirror sliders are cool. 300 miles are luxurious

  • @kathleenchiu1318
    @kathleenchiu1318 3 месяца назад

    A bigger garage is a must and bunk bed over cab, min. sleeps 4, split bath or outside bath sink, outside BBQ - RAISED Roof with 2 Queen sleeping areas on each end ...

  • @MaxBlight
    @MaxBlight 4 месяца назад +1

    The power to drive 300 miles is hella luxurious living lol. Thats using a microwave for an hour, computers, tvs, all electronics for a long time.
    Hopefully solar gets added for the ultimate offgrid experience.

  • @axiilinc7077
    @axiilinc7077 4 месяца назад

    All I need is a Thor and a waterlilly and I'm set for life.

  • @afwilbanks4172
    @afwilbanks4172 2 года назад +4

    Nice showing . I don't understand why a electric vehicle can't produce an electrical recharge while driving?

    • @pohanahawaii
      @pohanahawaii 2 года назад

      Probably like car hybrids, it needs another source of power like solar or gas to self charge upon braking or during stop and go traffic.

    • @Dustandfuzz
      @Dustandfuzz Год назад

      Called a n electric hybid plug in.. Then you still got the same maintenance for the motor. Plug in with solar is the way to go. Then move to Arizona and you’d hardly ever have to plug in. No gas engine to think about. Like the Sono. It has solar panels all over it and / or you can plug it in. They have quite a few orders but are not sold yet. Last I heard they aren’t in production yet. But I think that is the way of the future. Solar and plug in.

  • @teri8991
    @teri8991 Год назад

    300 miles on 1 charge is not bad depending on how long it takes to recharge. 😊 It is a beautiful modern electric RV. I love it and desire to have one.

  • @thatserikwithak
    @thatserikwithak Год назад +1

    Found this video randomly. Have to give kudos for making an awesome review video. Great commentary, great camera work, great editing!

  • @garylaub5109
    @garylaub5109 2 года назад +2

    300 miles is manageable for most areas as charging stations are becoming more wide spread, especially on major routes. Out of the way remote roads will remain a challenge for now.

  • @fnordpol
    @fnordpol Год назад

    300 Miles or 500-600 km are useable, even though it could be more you can still travel 1000 km in about 18 hours with fast charging. It is a compromise between cost efficiency and range, and yes compared to those fuel guzzelers it is a step back, but it can be estimated that in a few years, you can drive around cheaply and you keep the environment you want to enjoy in the condition it is. The german company electricbrands by the way is building a cheaper smaller "rv" called X-Bus which is also scheduled for 2024 which is taking advantage of a european lightweight vehicle regulation (side by side buggy). I cant wait for mine even though I so does not need one.

  • @shekharmoona544
    @shekharmoona544 2 года назад +1

    Thor ain't messing around.

  • @amandawilliams677
    @amandawilliams677 2 года назад

    Very cool to see where the industry is headed. I’m glad someone thinking outside the box and getting rid of the granny style boo-boo colors and decor!

  • @marcellomunir3932
    @marcellomunir3932 Год назад

    Looks great, but 300 miles is average, in cold weather it can be just 250 or less depending on heating. I think a plug in hybrid would be more practical so you have the gas as back up in long journeys. But I do love the tech of this RV.

  • @kathyfann
    @kathyfann 2 года назад

    Yes with the trip planner that’s a must to give confidence you will be Ok 👍

  • @pohanahawaii
    @pohanahawaii 2 года назад +1

    Wow that bathroom looks huge! It's such a cool concept but must cost several hundred thousands $ when available. And 300 miles per charge is fine as long as they can use all of Tesla's supercharging stations available everywhere now too.

    • @stachelust
      @stachelust 2 года назад +1

      In another review the designer company said in the 2's ($200,000s).

  • @mikeshafer
    @mikeshafer 10 месяцев назад

    I think this is the best designed e-RV I've seen so far. I think NACS/Supercharger should be the charging standard they pick (since literally everyone is going NACS), and 300mi of range on the lower end should be fine. I think most of my Vanlifing would be along some coastal/beach area anyway. 500 miles would be a no-brainer, but we might have to wait for better battery tech to get there.

  • @GreenTravelJournal
    @GreenTravelJournal 2 года назад +4

    Wow this looks amazing - and that range! 😍 A shame it's not available yet though. We're converting the fully electric Fiat E-Ducato (available in Europe) to a campervan right now. We're hoping to have 185 miles (300km) of range when we're done, which granted is a lot less than the Thor van, but for Europe, it'll hopefully be enough because we'll also be able to fast-charge the van.

    • @sharonbraselton3135
      @sharonbraselton3135 2 года назад +1

      Good enough range

    • @GreenTravelJournal
      @GreenTravelJournal 2 года назад

      @@sharonbraselton3135 It is indeed! We're traveling through Scandinavia in our electric campervan now and so far, we haven't had any range anxiety

    • @sharonbraselton4302
      @sharonbraselton4302 Год назад

      good eeeeeénpiugh teang 1980 cats ice range 186 míle yaghts range 186 mioe tangfé

    • @bonniepiusz5347
      @bonniepiusz5347 Год назад +1

      Fast- charge?

    • @GreenTravelJournal
      @GreenTravelJournal Год назад

      @@bonniepiusz5347 yes we're able to rapid (fast) charge the van with a maximum speed of 50kW at DC charging stations - not super fast, but fast enough

  • @johnbuch5650
    @johnbuch5650 Год назад

    This is awesome and the 300 mile range is fine. They should design a small garage that opens to a side door so you can load two bikes in there.Europe has had many of these EVRVs with side garages for a while. JB

  • @OuschiMouschi
    @OuschiMouschi 7 месяцев назад

    I'm looking to purchase something within a year or so; but this is the best I have seen! I love this!

  • @pb8797
    @pb8797 Год назад

    Omg perfect! I’m so surprised that this is a Thor product! I actually want one

  • @pohanahawaii
    @pohanahawaii 2 года назад +1

    Incidentally, have you seen Ewan McGregor and Charlie Boorman's " Long Way Up"? It's very entertaining and they used all electric vehicles (BMW, Rivian) to travel from S.America up to L.A.

  • @eddie0175b
    @eddie0175b 2 года назад

    exactly what I have in mind if I purchase a class B van! Please Thor make it happen soon

  • @aminazebboudj9731
    @aminazebboudj9731 2 года назад +2

    That’s what I’m looking for. I already have an electric car and I live it!

  • @revmichaelm
    @revmichaelm 2 года назад +1

    My main concern about the RV life, is most campers do not have the bathroom area in Handicapped level, a ADA toilet has a height of 17 inches at seat level. anything before that makes it hard to get up.

  • @TeddyLau
    @TeddyLau Год назад

    It does look fantastic but from a pragmatic stand point it's a bit gimmicky. All those pop up mechanism and frosted glass probably means heavier weight than a standard counter part, and the induction cook top uses electric as well, so not sure how these factor plays out with the electric range. And yes, definitely need a solar roof that can help put a little juice back in the battery while in the campground. Probably be wise to leave room for a gas/propane generator just to have some back up ranges for quick recovery to a nearby charging station.

  • @TCDShow
    @TCDShow Год назад

    Thor.. love it…

  • @BobbyCoggins
    @BobbyCoggins Год назад

    300 miles is better than the other eRVs I see being teased by other manufacturers.

  • @hornet224
    @hornet224 Год назад

    Too achieve a range of 300 miles, it would take at least 450 kwh battery using 1.5 miles per kwh at best for a 13,500 lb vehicle with 2 ton high energy battery pack. Stage 2 charging could take three days. The best battery system now is on a GM hummer 212 kwh that may get 300 miles if no other device is using power. Thor might want to use a Merc diesel engine that gets better than 330 miles per tank.

  • @Haexje
    @Haexje Год назад

    Yes 300 miles is enough for us! Great concept, can't wait!

  • @glennberthiaumesr2949
    @glennberthiaumesr2949 Год назад

    300 hundred miles of range is ok…. I have a VW AWD ID.4…. The range could be better but is doable with patience… I went on a cross country winter trip trip out West, in my ID.4, just in January-March 2023… the infrastructure is out there and I had a blast… the car performed great…
    Definitely will be in the market soon for an EV RV… can’t imagine going back to gas vehicle… Also, will be much, much cheaper to operate for the foreseeable future…. Very efficient, less moving parts, my EV is amazing!!! Yes it does take some thinking to get a system down, but now I have no range anxiety and such… it’s just very nice!!!

  • @Northstorm_Tom
    @Northstorm_Tom Год назад

    I think 300 miles between charges is excellent. Six hours on the road is long enough. The additional benefit is that there will be more charging stations necessary along the route. That’s good for the ev industry.

  • @rolandmogle9671
    @rolandmogle9671 2 года назад

    I would buy this tomorrow if available

  • @maderightamerica3216
    @maderightamerica3216 2 года назад

    They sure made it look inviting. It is going to be hard to beat this beauty. Awesome design job.

  • @deborah4579
    @deborah4579 2 года назад +2

    Love the idea, but no infrastructure for charging while out and about exists.

    • @ChadandPaul
      @ChadandPaul  2 года назад

      Very true! Agree- love the concept.

  • @kathyfann
    @kathyfann 2 года назад +1

    When will it be available and is the Cord compatible to charge this at an RV Park???
    Will it be adorable????

  • @jacktseng4909
    @jacktseng4909 2 года назад

    Very nice concept.. High-speed internet is a must!

  • @troydyck5229
    @troydyck5229 Год назад

    300 Miles is ok-ish. 5 hours of driving... its time for a break if you have access to a Level 3 charger. Have a meal... take a nap! If your destination is powered campground with 30/50A/240V that would be acceptable. However, "dry camping" it would need a full size solar roof with solar awnings on both sides! Or your just going to need to bring a generator!

  • @DanitaReynolds
    @DanitaReynolds 2 года назад +1

    It's a one size fits few design. This van layout needs to be a modular build with replaceable sections so people can create their own layout that would fit their own personal needs. But my guess is the company's target market is retired, people with money who will take it to lux campgrounds. Not my kind of camping that's for sure.

  • @Angelboy99
    @Angelboy99 Год назад

    300 is enough as long as the super charger network is reliable like the Tesla one and the stalls are adapted for long vehicles. The front connector is perfect. This vehicle will be 250K$ US and above. I’m looking at a 2500 lb all electric trailer to pull with my Tesla Y!

  • @mikeklinger1712
    @mikeklinger1712 7 месяцев назад

    Well one advantage of an electric van would be, I'm not "camping" I'm "charging" lol!

  • @sunnymitchell9577
    @sunnymitchell9577 2 года назад

    gorgeous!!! 300 miles is great! Fear price is out of sight, though

  • @lagmanson
    @lagmanson 2 года назад

    Yes, I didn’t hear how much water you carry and how large the grey and black water tanks are tho

  • @Rico-Suave_
    @Rico-Suave_ Год назад

    how did they achieve the 300mile range, which manufacturer is this van an transit, sprinter or promaster ? whats the battery size and motor size , looks like a transit but the etransit only has 100 mile range, did they triple the battery size ?

  • @tarac5137
    @tarac5137 2 года назад +1

    It’s like a Jetson’s camper! Many RVers try to keep travel days short anyway, so 300 miles seems possible. And then how long before it is charged and ready to go another 300? Are changing stations within every 300 miles? Cool idea. Not sure about the layout. But it is nice the RV industry is innovating. Thanks for sharing. 🚐

    • @ChadandPaul
      @ChadandPaul  2 года назад

      Thanks for watching Tara! Really cool to see a lot of the different innovative components. Hoping to see some of these in RVs and vans down the line.

    • @slptp
      @slptp 2 года назад +1

      I read somewhere that charging stations/companies/government are aiming for one every 50 miles, basically blanketing the country like gas stations. It's a process though. It'll be done before a true RV concept hits the road for real.

    • @sharonbraselton4302
      @sharonbraselton4302 Год назад

      yéß chjef chargess 84 molesß clpse enpugh àdding batre rsànge soo ev rv come sooner

  • @Scott.V.Grube1
    @Scott.V.Grube1 Год назад

    500 Miles + 👍

  • @bobmarley7533
    @bobmarley7533 2 года назад

    And to just be idle and running electronics? They should be focusing in integrating energy generation along with the electric engine. Fit the top with solar panels, or why not small wind generators, or the tires, the breaks? Why not make an rv that only needs to fill up on water?

  • @deborah4579
    @deborah4579 2 года назад +1

    Love the futuristic design but there’s not enough range yet or infrastructure for charging. Still it’s a nice look at what’s coming from an innovation perspective. Thanks for the tour. Well done as always! I keep thinking there are only so many sources for the components and chemicals needed for these EV just like our current ones. Eventually resources material will be an issue between demands and building infrastructure are we really decreasing energy demands? Or am I over thinking it?

  • @bula001
    @bula001 2 года назад

    That skylight is a heater in the summer!

  • @djayjp
    @djayjp 4 месяца назад +1

    So it's NOT ALL ELECTRIC. Got it 👍

  • @kathyfann
    @kathyfann 2 года назад +1

    Great can it get between El Paso Texas and fort Stockton Texas? What kind of Charger does it Have? Is it capable with Tesla chargers??? Because Tesla has the Best charger Network

  • @davva360
    @davva360 2 года назад +1

    Cool concept but would depend on details. 300 miles is good range but it would depend on charging options. If it’s only level 2 it’s going to take an overnight charge. That’s fine if you are at a camp site on level 2 but not if you are on a travel day.

    • @valeriehayes422
      @valeriehayes422 Год назад

      takes 10 min too refuel at the pump vs overnight at a e-pedestal.

  • @mrSkandalpolisen
    @mrSkandalpolisen 2 года назад

    300 mile is good enough for a more laid back attitude on the vacation.
    It may render in a couple of more nights at new places you never knew you would visit and you may very well like those unplanned places.

  • @docimma
    @docimma Месяц назад

    Well done. Are they now available?

  • @traveldreamer4616
    @traveldreamer4616 2 года назад

    The van would great. Three-hundred miles is a nice range, although 500 would be nice.

  • @deemancpa
    @deemancpa 2 года назад

    this is what I have been dreaming about

  • @JohnEnergy2012
    @JohnEnergy2012 14 дней назад

    I'm driving this today,,,,

  • @evamaria644
    @evamaria644 Год назад +1

    I love this design but I wonder why they won't do this for others rv's?

  • @TruckerJohn3
    @TruckerJohn3 Год назад

    I think 300 miles of range is pretty good, especially for an rv. But what will the price be? Are we lookin at$200k? More? Less?

  • @sreekanth1491
    @sreekanth1491 Год назад

    Does the range come down if the entire power for running all the amenities are taken from the battery???

  • @fibreoptik
    @fibreoptik 2 года назад

    DONT OPEN THE SHOWER
    😂 😂

    • @54egg
      @54egg 10 месяцев назад

      Looked complete maybe door hinges missing pins, you know supply issues due to covid... :)

  • @lagmanson
    @lagmanson 2 года назад

    3000 miles range would mean that if you want to go to a far far away place there would need to be a destination level 2 or 3 charger at the end of the road and a way to check in advance before you go that the charger is working too!

  • @richardnelson3080
    @richardnelson3080 2 года назад

    400 mile range would be better, especially here in Canada. Beautiful looking though. Fuel cell likely powered by natural gas, with the H2 product being used to generate extra electricity for the batteries/electric motors.

  • @davidlong3452
    @davidlong3452 Год назад

    Yes that's kool

  • @lisaandmandiontheroad8504
    @lisaandmandiontheroad8504 2 года назад +2

    I do not like having a bedroom. If my husband wants to go at h tv on the couch but I want to go to bed it can’t be done. Bad design.

  • @bobmac004
    @bobmac004 Год назад

    300 miles is more than enough for my bladder range

  • @squeakysoliloquy83
    @squeakysoliloquy83 2 года назад

    What's the UK price for this lean machine... is it avail here?
    I'm expecting around £140k but I saw a dollar price of $116k somewhere; surely not?

  • @FlynPig911
    @FlynPig911 2 года назад

    Electric is nice buy what are they putting this type of styling in camper vans now?

  • @MS-px8bj
    @MS-px8bj Год назад

    Price may be 200 thousand dollars or close but love to see an electric motor home 300 miles is ? 220 miles not bad for starting point

  • @davidg.johnson7208
    @davidg.johnson7208 Год назад

    Is the roof A/C 12 volt?
    Solar panels on roof? How many?

  • @juandelatorre5367
    @juandelatorre5367 2 года назад

    i need it now!!!! not in 2024 just take my money gawd damn it!!!!

  • @StaceyStory-cy9iu
    @StaceyStory-cy9iu Год назад

    Long range 🎉❤🎉

  • @NealBritt
    @NealBritt 2 года назад

    Thanks for sharing guys! Definitely a beautiful RV!

  • @arkadybelsky3150
    @arkadybelsky3150 Год назад

    And of course a price is also important.

  • @amiralions2681
    @amiralions2681 2 года назад

    Isn't the moon roof going to make you use all of your electricity on HVAC, thereby dramatically reducing the range? It is stunning and I'm so glad we're getting closer to an electric RV!

  • @mannym.andcoyoteridgemtb171
    @mannym.andcoyoteridgemtb171 11 месяцев назад +1

    300 miles minus ac, minus other electronic instruments draining your battery= 200 maybe less? Had an electric car with 270 mile range but with AC and other electronics, never got more than 180-190 miles. Big headache to have when you are on the road and you see milage vanishing faster than expected!

  • @shafiqkhan6703
    @shafiqkhan6703 2 года назад

    Very nice rv we need at least 6oo miles range because rv travel alot.
    Secondly have option of hybrid van
    Thirdly what is the charging time for the battery z
    Thanks

  • @TheMiccoliGroup
    @TheMiccoliGroup 2 года назад

    What if it had the hybrid kit on the breaks that charges the battery every time you break and solar panels?

  • @MrManicus
    @MrManicus Год назад

    This is amazing