Cause Google built-in is superior? Unless you're tied to iTunes that is..

@@marcin-guitar my point is that the vehicle is brand new, and a lot of people have either Apple or google. So why not have both and cater to both parties

@@Dirty6ixThirty_VP Google Built-in means it's an actual modern mobile OS (Android Automotive) with Maps, Play Store and Assistant built in (and an ability to install most apps like Waze, Spotify etc), not the old school crappy automotive infotainment system. So phone projection (like Car Play or Android Auto, which arguably is a crutch workaround around crappy infotainment) is no longer necessary. And phone projection offers inherently inferior integration, no knowledge of battery state of charge, ability to precondition the battery, no voice control over AC etc. No wonder the manufacturer is nudging people away from phone projection (that and GM wanting to spy on you / have a direct relationship with you).

Actually it is false, nobody don t want anything, ICE or EV. Every model is rotting.

You don't take off 40% from lithium batteries.. 20% max. Charge to 90% and charge before 10%. These EVs have buffers built in, by the way. For example, Tesla Model 3 LR, it has 75kWh usable, but the battery itself is actually 82kWh. It's recommended to charge to 90%, or charge to full before a long trip. The most important thing is simply to not let a lithium battery sit at 100% charge for a prolonged time or completely drained for a prolonged time. Also, the average annual mileage driven for Americans is 12,000 miles. Approximately 1000 miles a month. Average. Some drive more, and some drive less.

@@whatta7793 Doesn't matter, any test Ive seen proves that the average load (Plumber, Construction, Electrician, etc) would limit this vehicles effective range. Mix that with their busy schedule, limited time to wait for charging and yeah.. EV's are Impractical at best, a nightmare in reality!

@@whatta7793 Well it sure appeared to me that they were implying this as being a "work truck" and not a daily driver so the "average" commuter has nothing whatsoever to do with the topic at hand. And everywhere I've read you don't want to drain the battery and it takes forever to get a full charge. And just like every ICE car I've ever bought I've never gotten the stated mileage on the sticker so why would electric cars be any different. EV's certainly have their place but an entire EV nation or as a work truck? Not a chance and it's moronic to think it's even possible. IMHO. I've seen endless videos of people towing with an EV truck and the range plummets.

@nunyabusiness4651 I think you're grossly underestimating how many Americans buy trucks for pleasure and not work. Quad cab trucks are SUVs for men nowadays. Quad cabs with fancied up interiors and all of the bells and whistles. I see plenty of them on a daily basis, absolutely spotless, no cargo, no trailers, and cleaner than clean gets. It's always the trucks that are 5-10 years old at minimum that are being put to work, often older. It's almost never brand new or few years old trucks that are being worked. And when it is, they're usually base models and not quad cabs. Of course trucks are used for work, but the majority (especially new "luxury" trucks) are used as dailies by normal people, and the most work they will ever see is hauling groceries or maybe a few supplies for an at home DIY project. The Ford F lineup is the #1 most sold vehicle, Silverado #2, Ram #6, Sierra #7, Tacoma #9. Trucks outsell SUVs and cars with absolute EASE. And imagining that even half of these brand new trucks being sold are for work is hilarious, at the least.

@@whatta7793 Good because an EV simply will not be viable as a work Truck and that's my point.

Never say never

This will be the truck that changes a lot of gas truck heads minds. Plus the Chevy Silverado EV is awesome too. If they can just get the price down more they’d steal the show from all gas trucks unless you’re just constantly towing more than 250 Miles a day.

It looks a million times better than the Cyber truck, but it's still hideous. I don't know why they feel the need to make EVs all futuristic looking!?! Just make a normal looking vehicle but make it Electric, and Bob's your Uncle! I'm not a Ford guy, but the Mach E Mustang is by far the nicest looking EV that I have seen so far.

Speak for yourself. I totally want a GMC Hummer, GMC Sierra, Cadillac Lyriq/Optiq, maybe even a Chevy Silverado EV..

This truck look awesome

Right, I’m sitting here like the second light didn’t come on because you didn’t reach 20% yet 😂