It’s good, but it’s not living up to the hype. Yeah, the mileage is good, but I’ve had some reliability issues that have hit my profits. After just 6 months the AC conked out and fixing it was a hassle. Also, the initial cost is a little steep compared to some of the competition.

Because I live in a hilly area I've been quite impressed with how the Supro deals with the terrain. Even when fully loaded it's got enough grunt to climb steep roads. The gearing is great for inclines and I don’t find myself straining the engine very often.

It's a mixed bag. The basic structure is good for customization in that it is easy to add things, but I found it was easy to get to the point where you are adding so many modifications that it starts to impact fuel efficiency and handling. It’s just something you have to watch not to go overboard on.

I’d say as someone who isn’t super tech savvy, I actually like the fact that the Supro keeps things simple. It doesn’t feel overwhelming, while still having all the essential features. All that said, I wish the voice recognition was better for hands free operation.

Speaking in terms of resale value it has been a mixed bag for me. It does depreciate quite a bit as a base model, but if you have a well maintained customized base model for a specific business use you can actually get a decent price for it. It really comes down to finding the right buyer.