So if your phone is down to 15-30% at the end of the day daily, what are you supposed to do, not charge?             I've been saying for a long time that aside from infrastructure, one of the biggest EV hurdles will be a mindset issue of people realizing that charging out and about like a gas station will be largely unnecessary (assuming things like apartment complexes, homes, and such are retrofitted for EV charging), and that they'll be able to charge at home any time.

Tim, congrats on the new truck. I got my first diesel in 2021 a Ford 6.7. I use Archoil for my fuel additive. Check out Power Stroke Tech Talk on YT. He is wealth of knowledge about this engine. 

There are some vehicles that push the envelope.  Then there are some that throw the envelope into the shredder.   The Cybertruck is the latter, and not in a good way lol.

Jeff Bezos' Startup Will Reveal Ford Ranger EV Rival This Month

did we really need a dedicated EV section?   Never knew it existed until today lol.  

So you get Fordpass points just for using the credit card everywhere?  Didn’t realize that.  I get points on my Visa - it even lets you pay with points anywhere or get gift cards so this may actually be more flexible.

Just noticed on the spy shot that charge port is at the rear instead of the front. 

Bring a trailer

Basically, the "stripped chassis" of the era...the Ford was the first "factory built" light pickup....

I depends who you ask.  I don't think this one was the first either, but it's from 1917.  Based on the standard U.S. Army ambulance of the first World War:   https://rmsothebys.com/auctions/hf19/lots/r0067-1917-gmc-model-16-ton-express/