australia:12v_evcars
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| australia:12v_evcars [2026/06/22 14:40] – [Example fully electric vehicles suitable for camping] gary1 | australia:12v_evcars [2026/06/22 14:40] (current) – [Example fully electric vehicles suitable for camping] gary1 | ||
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| * cons: | * cons: | ||
| - | * rear doors don't open as wide as they are Toyota | + | * rear doors don't open as wide as they are a Toyota |
| * squarish steering wheel may impact use and visibility of display | * squarish steering wheel may impact use and visibility of display | ||
| * no spare wheel although seems an aftermarket one will fit in the wheel well area | * no spare wheel although seems an aftermarket one will fit in the wheel well area | ||
| * not able to camp in it comfortably | * not able to camp in it comfortably | ||
| * no remote phone connectivity to assess state of charge, etc | * no remote phone connectivity to assess state of charge, etc | ||
| + | * interior feels dark | ||
| * Touring model is probably not worth it given the 20" wheels although looking nicer impact drive range and seem to be more noisy, while the V2L output is inadequate at only 1500W | * Touring model is probably not worth it given the 20" wheels although looking nicer impact drive range and seem to be more noisy, while the V2L output is inadequate at only 1500W | ||
australia/12v_evcars.txt · Last modified: 2026/06/22 14:40 by gary1