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35 kWh, 100 mi range. What more could you ask for... In 2015. At the price they're asking, I'm stunned they conned 66 people into buying these failed experiments.
Good luck to the owners getting they serviced by anyone even remotely competent.
I want to know how they managed to get such woeful efficiency. It should only need 23 kWh for 100 miles, the battery it has should be good for 150 miles.
That kind of efficiency is similar to the F-150 lightning!
Remember though, we can't get the iD3 or Honda E because small cars don't sell. Meanwhile this crossover sells in the double digits.