Even more interesting, them Rivian owners love their trucks anyway.   https://www.autoweek.com/news/a69698920/reliability-versus-satisfaction-cr-survey/   A sharp eye will notice that Rivian is actually highest in owner satisfaction, while it is lowest in reliability. You would not be the first to scratch your head over that, but keep in mind, these are the same people telling us both things. So, the people, the owners of these vehicles, are telling us, ‘Yes, I had problems with this vehicle. But I would do it again’.”    

It seems that that world governments have come to realize that the people they govern want EVs and other clean energy vehicles, but don't want the ICE vehicles pulled out from under them on a certain date. 

I would strongly advise against exceeding the GCWR. Even if the truck is physically able the tow the trailer, all the liability falls on the operator if something catastrophic occurs. I also see lesser-rated trucks pulling heavier trailers all the time, but this does not mean it’s the safe or legal thing to do. You might want to look at a 2020 or higher Super Duty with the 7.3 as it can be had with a higher GCWR. Good luck with the purchase! 

https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/climate-energy/eu-commission-reverse-effective-2035-combustion-engine-ban-epps-weber-says-2025-12-12/

Or maybe it could be used for LMR (Lithium Manganese Rice) that Ford is developing.

https://www.motor1.com/news/781617/stellantis-undecided-which-brands-keep/

From what my friends at other agencies said (I don't know anyone personally at Bargersville PD, but my friends do), the Bargersville PD Tesla cop cars are all Long Range All Wheel Drive models. The agency's fleet also has Explorer PI with hybrid 3.3L, gasoline only 3.3L, and Ecoboost 3.0L engines, all with AWD.

Nope, its actually roughly the same size as the T6 based Bronco sold here   5,025 mm/197.8346 inches long 1,960mm/77.16 inches wide 1,815mm/72.87402 inches tall 2,950mm/116.1417 inches wheelbase   Thats of course if Google AI got their measurements correct LOL   

It looks to me like they had The Lego Group design it. Distinctive is good, fugly not so much. Kia designers are playing too many warcraft video games, but maybe that's also true of their intended market.

It seems more off pavement than off road, which is not a bad thing, IMO. Not a fan of the giant screen and endless features, I prefer integrated screens of 8 in diag. or smaller and knobs/buttons/levers. More Edge-size, which is welcome. If it came here, or was built here, I think it would do relatively well.