Not sure, since I would have expected MY25s trickling in by Halloween.Thanks! So maybe dealer arrival by year end?
GX for me. I just like it😄Base GX vs top trim LC which would LErs choose and why?
Base GX vs top trim LC which would LErs choose and why?
My brother and I are car camping the first weekend of November. He'll be in his LC and I'll be in my 4Runner. I'll have to check out that auto charge function.LC250 because of the 2400W inverter and autocharge function. Very useful for overlanding. You don't need to buy a heavy battery pack that occupies a lot of space. The car will automatically turn on the ICE when charge goes low so you don't need to conserve energy overnight.
A GX700h with 3.4 hybrid would be really nice but I think they don't have much GVM budget left for a hybrid system.
LC250 because of the 2400W inverter and autocharge function. Very useful for overlanding. You don't need to buy a heavy battery pack that occupies a lot of space. The car will automatically turn on the ICE when charge goes low so you don't need to conserve energy overnight.
So in 33 minutes, the engine runs 18 minutes, 15 minutes of. The engine runs 55% of the time. Terrible.Sheldon had an interview with TRD Jon a few weeks ago, and using the battery in a “camping” mode was one of the questions asked. Sheldon mentioned that to keep the battery charged, the engine would have to turn on three times (6 minutes each) in a 33 minute window. Apparently they’re some EPA regulations that limit the battery from being completely depleted. It’s a very cool concept, but I was a bit bummed with Sheldon’s response.
That's assuming the battery is being drained at maximum power right?Sheldon had an interview with TRD Jon a few weeks ago, and using the battery in a “camping” mode was one of the questions asked. Sheldon mentioned that to keep the battery charged, the engine would have to turn on three times (6 minutes each) in a 33 minute window. Apparently they’re some EPA regulations that limit the battery from being completely depleted. It’s a very cool concept, but I was a bit bummed with Sheldon’s response.
That's assuming the battery is being drained at maximum power right?
I don't think you need to run the ICE half of the time overnight if only some phone charger and lights are powered. The battery won't even drain half the energy without any charging.