A former engineer at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory claims his electric Silverado EV can achieve 500-mile daily drives on a single charge, though its towing capabilities remain a limiting factor. While the vehicle’s range suits long commutes, the engineer notes that a 600-mile towing range would be necessary to make hauling loads over 300 miles truly practical. The assessment highlights the trade-offs between electric efficiency and real-world utility for heavy-duty tasks. The insights could offer valuable perspective for potential buyers weighing range against performance.
A Former Caltech JPL Engineer Says His Silverado EV Does 500-Mile Days With One Lunch Charge, But It Still Needs 600 Miles of Towing Range To Make a 300-Mile Haul Practical Torque News
