Discussions and Questions Evo
What do you think of the F-150 Lightning? Revolutionary or overhyped?
27 January 2025 07:53
The Lightning is impressive tech, but I don’t think it’s ready to replace gas F 150s for most buyers. It’s still not wide enough of a range, especially if you’re towing or working in remote areas. For suburbanites who want an EV but need truck capability from time to time, it’s a great second vehicle.
What do you think of the F-150 Lightning? Revolutionary or overhyped?
27 January 2025 07:53
I've driven one of these and it is absolutely revolutionary. It's whisper quiet, and the mind blowing instant torque. It is game changing being able to power tools or your house from the frunk. Range could be better, yeah, but for 90% of truck owners, it's plenty. This is the future, no doubt.
What do you think of the F-150 Lightning? Revolutionary or overhyped?
27 January 2025 07:53
It’s cool, but it’s way overhyped and overpriced. For way less you can get a loaded gas F-150. Good luck, though, if you want to take it on a long trip or to a job site and find a charging station. It may make sense in 10 years when the infrastructure catches up.
What do you think of the F-150 Lightning? Revolutionary or overhyped?
27 January 2025 07:53
The Lightning is a huge step forward, but I’m even more excited for the inevitable second generation. By then, battery tech will have improved to the point that charging stations will be more common and prices will have come down. Preliminary users are blazing the trail, but it’s not ready for prime time yet.
What do you think of the F-150 Lightning? Revolutionary or overhyped?
27 January 2025 07:53
I wasn't sure at first, but once seeing one up close, I'm sold. This has so many clever features, it looks like a normal F-150. It’s light years ahead of other trucks in terms of the software and tech integration. Ford did a great job of thinking through how people will use an electric truck in the real world.
Is Honda’s conservative approach to the QC1 a smart strategy or a missed opportunity in the EV revolution?
24 January 2025 10:15
It's a smart move. What most Indians want is reliable, familiar vehicles. Honda's playing to its strengths.
Is Honda’s conservative approach to the QC1 a smart strategy or a missed opportunity in the EV revolution?
24 January 2025 10:15
Totally missed opportunity. Honda is playing it too safe in the EV market, which is all about innovation.
Is Honda’s conservative approach to the QC1 a smart strategy or a missed opportunity in the EV revolution?
24 January 2025 10:15
You're both right. Short-term sales savvy, but long-term they risk falling behind.
Is Honda’s conservative approach to the QC1 a smart strategy or a missed opportunity in the EV revolution?
24 January 2025 10:15
I think it's brilliant. Instead of alienating their huge customer base with radical changes, they're easing their customer base into EVs.
Is Honda’s conservative approach to the QC1 a smart strategy or a missed opportunity in the EV revolution?
24 January 2025 10:15
Honda's being too cautious. Now is not the time to play it safe and set new standards.
Is Honda’s conservative approach to the QC1 a smart strategy or a missed opportunity in the EV revolution?
24 January 2025 10:15
This is just their first EV. It’s likely they’re just dipping their toes in first before diving in with more innovative models.
Is Honda’s conservative approach to the QC1 a smart strategy or a missed opportunity in the EV revolution?
24 January 2025 10:15
It’s a reliable but boring Honda move. It may, but it won’t excite anyone.
Is Honda’s conservative approach to the QC1 a smart strategy or a missed opportunity in the EV revolution?
24 January 2025 10:15
Most Indians just want a hassle-free commute; you're all forgetting that. What the QC1 delivers is exactly that: no frills and no fuss.
Is Honda’s conservative approach to the QC1 a smart strategy or a missed opportunity in the EV revolution?
24 January 2025 10:15
I think it's a mistake. While EVs are not electrified Activas, the early adopters of EVs are tech enthusiasts who want something special.
Is Honda’s conservative approach to the QC1 a smart strategy or a missed opportunity in the EV revolution?
24 January 2025 10:15
Honda’s approach is to normalize EVs, not to make a niche product. In that sense, the conservative approach is dead right.
Will Indian EV market be revolutionized by the SHM AFEELA 1?
23 January 2025 09:54
Absolutely! This is exactly what India needs to start its EV revolution. With its tech from Sony, its reliability from Honda, and AI smarts, it'll show everyone what the future of driving is.
Will Indian EV market be revolutionized by the SHM AFEELA 1?
23 January 2025 09:54
No way, man. It’s just another overpriced wheel with a gadget on it. India needs affordable EVs, not a fancy toy for the rich. It’ll be a niche product, at best.
Will Indian EV market be revolutionized by the SHM AFEELA 1?
23 January 2025 09:54
I think it will have mixed impact. It won't be directly competing with mass market EVs, but could push local manufacturers to up their game when it comes to features and tech.
Will Indian EV market be revolutionized by the SHM AFEELA 1?
23 January 2025 09:54
You're all missing the point. AI integration is the real game changer here. If it works out, it could be a new benchmark for in car assistants in India.
Will Indian EV market be revolutionized by the SHM AFEELA 1?
23 January 2025 09:54
The infrastructure isn’t ready for a car like this, let’s be real. High end EVs like the AFEELA 1 will have a hard time until we have better charging networks and power grids.
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