Picked up my new R1T

[RM7]

Originally Posted by Germanauto

Vancouver to Whistler is a pretty short drive. But yeah at the popular destinations I'm sure EV charging stations are popping up.

I wasn’t even talking about charging at the resort for these, but that makes it even more possible, although there’d need to be a lot of stations for it to make sense.

[M3WC]

Originally Posted by Conissah

Y'all complaining about the price of the R1T but GM just dropped a new Canyon for 2023 (midsize truck) AT4X Edition 1 at a whopping $63,995 before freight charge...

That is some silly special edition AT4x loaded with every option and all accessories from GM catalog. Base AT4 starts at $40k(which is equal to 2022 AT4).

[Conissah]

Originally Posted by M3WC

That is some silly special edition AT4x loaded with every option and all accessories from GM catalog. Base AT4 starts at $40k(which is equal to 2022 AT4).

False... $40k is the Elevation trim, 2wd. AT4, Denali, and normal AT4X pricing hasn't been announced (all 4wd). I DID reference the "Edition 1" by name in my other post.

[M3WC]

Originally Posted by Conissah

False... $40k is the Elevation trim, 2wd. AT4, Denali, and normal AT4X pricing hasn't been announced (all 4wd). I DID reference the "Edition 1" by name in my other post.

Original article I read said the AT4, Denali, AT4x is launching first, with AT4 starting at $40k. $40k was a general estimate by media. Elevation debuting later, hence no press photos.

Updated article from Car&Driver:
"The AT4, which GMC told us was the most popular Canyon sold in the last generation, is estimated to start at a more reasonable $42,495. "

2022 AT4 $41,995
2023 AT4 $42,495

2023 AT4 msrp is only going up $500. AT4x is a brand new trim level, so no reference. Base AT4x msrp will be much lower than the Ed 1 which is fully loaded(also has GM accessories: light bars, winch, bed rail system, etc). Most likely AT4x msrp is a few grand above 2023 Colorado ZR2. You can fully load a current ZR2 Bison Editon and add GM accessories above $60k, so nothing new.

[TheWatchGuy]

Originally Posted by dreamingat30fps

This is one thing Tesla has an advantage on is their supercharger network. I went from FL to NC and back recently in the model 3 and it was actually easier and more enjoyable that I anticipated.



Is this a new thing? Because when I was looking you could get the hybrid at least Lariet and Platinum which are the trims I was looking at.

you can get the powerboost in lariat and platinum. iirc its a $3-5k adder

[TheWatchGuy]

Originally Posted by M3WC

Original article I read said the AT4, Denali, AT4x is launching first, with AT4 starting at $40k. $40k was a general estimate by media. Elevation debuting later, hence no press photos.

Updated article from Car&Driver:
"The AT4, which GMC told us was the most popular Canyon sold in the last generation, is estimated to start at a more reasonable $42,495. "

2022 AT4 $41,995
2023 AT4 $42,495

2023 AT4 msrp is only going up $500. AT4x is a brand new trim level, so no reference. Base AT4x msrp will be much lower than the Ed 1 which is fully loaded(also has GM accessories: light bars, winch, bed rail system, etc). Most likely AT4x msrp is a few grand above 2023 Colorado ZR2. You can fully load a current ZR2 Bison Editon and add GM accessories above $60k, so nothing new.

i always find it funny when people quote the "starting at" price, like that is a price that anyone pays unless they special order a bare bones model.

[Housekeeping]

More pics of the Rivian please, I have the SUV on order and love your color.

[freakystyly]

Originally Posted by dreamingat30fps

Is this a new thing? Because when I was looking you could get the hybrid at least Lariet and Platinum which are the trims I was looking at.

No idea, just went on their builder site. Didn't see the upgrade options...

[AlexFL]

This looks impressive:

[///d]

Here is something I didn't even think about. Most charging stations (that I've seen) are a pull straight up to and back out design, so if pulling a trailer you'll need to unhook your trailer before charging, or block the entire parking lot. I would assume stations will redesign with this in consideration.

https://thefederalistpapers.org/us/j...re-driving-one

[chassis]

How many times can this thing go 0-60 before running out of juice? Said differently, how many kWh are consumed by each 0-60 run?

Google didn’t answer, this site has all the answers on cars.