electric pickup trucks

https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a29890843/full-electric-pickup-trucks/

 

Waiting for the Tacoma hybrids. Should be a nice fuel savings for light tow rigs.

 

Even with the gas v6 they dont tow very well. I have a 13' and it's rated to 6500#'s, but I wouldn't want to tow more then my 2500# enclosed.

 

They fine for light duty towing. Just need to know limitations. Apparently the hybrid going surpass the current gas tow rating. Decent mow/blow trucks here.

 

At least they're better than a chevy v6 4.3

Hell i was using a Nissan frontier 6 banger for a few weeks and it was 10x's better than a 6 banger truck setup.

My rig is small at 2500 lbs and i think a taco would do well for that, especially if hybrid is available.

 

I used to have a S10 and it towed better then the Tacoma, or my old Ridgeline.

 

I want to know what the actual towing range is for the dual motor awd version that's rated for 10,000 lbs. Fuel cost is my highest expense. 3500 lb payload also not too shabby.

 

I used to tow 10,000 behind my s10 in high school. It did alright, dog going uphill... Did have to replace the transmission once tho

 

You routinely towed 10,000 pounds behind a s10?? You’re lucky you or someone else wasn’t killed. I wouldn’t even hook that behind my 2500 suburban.

 

I drove carefully. Now i drive a ram 3500 and f250 I tow with.