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Looks like a Jimny to me - all electric but not Suzuki
50 to 60 k is defender/grenadier/cruiser money! The actual website isn't mentioning an asking price and given that it's only available in 2 seater form I can't see them being able to justify that level of asking price. That said I am still very keen as it's short and can tow 3 tonnes and goes from 20 to 80pc charge in 36min so the range anxiety is not awful.
Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
ADOS Attention Deficit Ooooh Shiny!
To whom it may concern.
When in the Highlands, I would fill up when my tank was half empty. Try doing that with an EV. You would need to plan your journeys around suitable power outlets and hope they are still working. Run out of fuel up there and the AA ( or whoever you are a member of ) will deliver a can of your favourite brew and off you go. Run out of amps and you will need a tow to wherever and that's your day ruined.
To whom it may concern.
When in the Highlands, I would fill up when my tank was half empty. Try doing that with an EV. You would need to plan your journeys around suitable power outlets and hope they are still working. Run out of fuel up there and the AA ( or whoever you are a member of ) will deliver a can of your favourite brew and off you go. Run out of amps and you will need a tow to wherever and that's your day ruined.
I will stick with a fluid fuel.
Roger
Or the AA will bring you a generator/mobile charger?
2020 blue SZ5 (one of the last to be registered in the UK)
Ex 2011 Blue Jimny SZ4
Northumberland Jimny Blog
The other thing with a Jimny is that you can put a 10 litre can of petrol in the boot for another 85 miles of range. Putting another 24kWh of batteries in the boot is tricky!
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