ODFL | Tesla and OD

The quicker start comes from torque. Electric has way more torque power. I have a hybrid that has a battery I charge to get about 20 miles then gas engine for rest of day. When its operating on the battery I can easily beat everyone off the line at a red light.
Who freaking cares. If you think I’m out there to hole shot with a truck, you’re nuts. What you own a Prius, piece of crap. The people that own them think they’re saving the planet. I get more problems with people in their hybrid vehicles. Passing on the shoulder, cut offs and such. Electric semi’s will not work. Maybe in the flatlands. We have mountains in our area. Think about it.
 
Who freaking cares. If you think I’m out there to hole shot with a truck, you’re nuts. What you own a Prius, piece of crap. The people that own them think they’re saving the planet. I get more problems with people in their hybrid vehicles. Passing on the shoulder, cut offs and such. Electric semi’s will not work. Maybe in the flatlands. We have mountains in our area. Think about it.

Must be a pdx or sea driver to own such a rig. I notice all these drivers saying how great we need those electric trucks run flatlands that never get much for snow.
 
Who freaking cares. If you think I’m out there to hole shot with a truck, you’re nuts. What you own a Prius, piece of crap. The people that own them think they’re saving the planet. I get more problems with people in their hybrid vehicles. Passing on the shoulder, cut offs and such. Electric semi’s will not work. Maybe in the flatlands. We have mountains in our area. Think about it.

I didn't say I supported an electric truck. I just wanted to add to why they boasted the take off speed. No, i don't own a Prius either. The electric torque is also terrible for wet weather. Experience in an electric car is that electric torque makes it hard to get going, have to extremely feather the peddle, a lot of wheels spinning on wet pavement. There is a place for these in say California in area where it doesn't snow and they could use the reduction in emissions. But I agree it's probably not for us, not now anyways. Would never want to be an early adopter of technology like that, let them test and work out bugs anyways.
 
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