This fking truck is awesome! We were in the Blowing Rock area this weekend. Horrible weather but we already had the trip planned.
Hands down the best vehicle I've driven in the Carolina mountains. Handles fantastic for a truck on the mountain turns, handles the elevation changes like a champ, and is simply a joy to drive versus other trucks and SUVs especially.
And well, "YOU AIN'T NEVER PUT GAS BACK IN A TRUCK BY DRIVING IT!"
What does this actually mean? What's it based off of? I'm not even sure how to word this.
Owned it a month, First time charging to 100%.
The estimated mileage is higher than I would have anticipated based on the last month. I know I'm getting better kwh numbers than the previous owner...driving style. I'm not sure if it's adjusted to me, factoring in his driving still, etc.
The truck has offset ATs on it. GPT says that can have a 10-20% range reduction based on speed and conditions. That image does not suggest that is the case.
I have a road trip to take (interstate) and I'm wondering if this is going to be close to accurate? Overall, I'm just confused as to how the guessometer works when ownership and thus driving habits change?
Or is it straightforward and I'm overthinking it?