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I think HummerEV will launch next week

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Tom E-Tron

Discussion Starter · Sep 14, 2021

GM has been very quiet the last couple weeks on the HummerEV, not wanting to take attention away from the Lyriq Launch of reservations, but considering what @Aloppen posted on Facebook this AM, I think we are days away from start of production. We are highly likely to hear from GM next week leading into Motor Bella.

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MunneY

· #2 · Sep 14, 2021

I hope so... I'm ready to get my order taken and have it around this fall.

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azbill

· #3 · Sep 14, 2021

The first customer deliverable Rivian just rolled off the line. I guess they win for first electric truck, unless we want to count the old electric S-10.

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azbill

· #4 · Sep 14, 2021

azbill said:
The first customer deliverable Rivian just rolled off the line. I guess they win for first electric truck, unless we want to count the old electric S-10.

Here is the Twitter link:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1437842808384233477

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Tom E-Tron

Discussion Starter · #5 · Sep 14, 2021

azbill said:
Here is the Twitter link:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1437842808384233477

That is awesome, Rivian is going to do great...

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Tom E-Tron

Discussion Starter · #6 · Sep 14, 2021

azbill said:
The first customer deliverable Rivian just rolled off the line. I guess they win for first electric truck, unless we want to count the old electric S-10.

This is great, I am excited to see how Rivian does on deliveries and reliability, I ordered an R1S to replace our E-Tron, but just ordered last week, so might be waiting a while for delivery, as I have other friends that ordered years ago.

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Alexjrs

· #7 · Sep 14, 2021

if the rivian was a full size truck I would have considered it

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Tom E-Tron

Discussion Starter · #8 · Sep 14, 2021

Alexjrs said:
if the rivian was a full size truck I would have considered it

Ya, the R1T is too small, for much hauling, more of a lifestyle truck.

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BigJonEV

· #9 · Sep 15, 2021

Tom E-Tron said:
Ya, the R1T is too small, for much hauling, more of a lifestyle truck.

Kind of like a Honda Ridgeline.

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INgolfer

· #10 · Sep 15, 2021

I hope you are right about next week. I’m getting the itch to buy something new and it’s already going to be a little over a year before my 3x can be ordered. I usually keep cars about 2 years and I’m at that time already on my Rubicon. My buddy at my CDJR dealership has been pushing me to go for a TRX which looks like an awesome truck…but definitely a thirsty truck! I just need GM to put more stuff out to get me excited again they’ve been quiet for a while and my anxiousness is wearing off a little bit. I wanna start hearing some real world driving reviews from the media so they can say how awesome it is!

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Tom E-Tron

Discussion Starter · #11 · Sep 15, 2021

BigJonEV said:
Kind of like a Honda Ridgeline.

Well, the Rivian R1T is bigger then a Ridgeline, far more rugged, and extremely capable. Have to remember the Rivian is SAE certified to tow 11k LBS, and payload is 30% higher than the HummerEV. The limiting factor on Rivian is bed space, having only a 4' 6" long bed (6" shorter than HummerEV). Rivian also goes 0-60 in 3 seconds flat per motortrend tests. Motortrend described the size as in between the current Ranger and F150, which will be perfect for a lot of people who consider the Ranger too small and the F150 huge.

For the average half ton truck user the Rivian will suit all their needs, and lets not forget Rivian is launching the SUV version just 2 months behind the truck, I think Rivian nailed it, and their suspension and powertrain are best in class (per Motortrend), interior is top notch quality (no hard plastics or cheap switchgear) I think if Rivian can ramp production smoothly they will be the #2 Ev Seller in the USA in 2022.

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Tom E-Tron

Discussion Starter · #12 · Sep 15, 2021

INgolfer said:
I hope you are right about next week. I’m getting the itch to buy something new and it’s already going to be a little over a year before my 3x can be ordered. I usually keep cars about 2 years and I’m at that time already on my Rubicon. My buddy at my CDJR dealership has been pushing me to go for a TRX which looks like an awesome truck…but definitely a thirsty truck! I just need GM to put more stuff out to get me excited again they’ve been quiet for a while and my anxiousness is wearing off a little bit. I wanna start hearing some real world driving reviews from the media so they can say how awesome it is!

Haha... you guys are like little kids... GM said Fall 2021, its not even Fall for another week and you are already getting antsy

TRX is cool, but useless, and a cheaper Rivian will embarrass it in a drag race, or off road.

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BigJonEV

· #13 · Sep 15, 2021

Tom E-Tron said:
Well, the Rivian R1T is bigger then a Ridgeline, far more rugged, and extremely capable. Have to remember the Rivian is SAE certified to tow 11k LBS, and payload is 30% higher than the HummerEV. The limiting factor on Rivian is bed space, having only a 4' 6" long bed (6" shorter than HummerEV). Rivian also goes 0-60 in 3 seconds flat per motortrend tests. Motortrend described the size as in between the current Ranger and F150, which will be perfect for a lot of people who consider the Ranger too small and the F150 huge.

For the average half ton truck user the Rivian will suit all their needs, and lets not forget Rivian is launching the SUV version just 2 months behind the truck, I think Rivian nailed it, and their suspension and powertrain are best in class (per Motortrend), interior is top notch quality (no hard plastics or cheap switchgear) I think if Rivian can ramp production smoothly they will be the #2 Ev Seller in the USA in 2022.

I was more referring to the lifestyle truck. The Rivian is far more capable for sure, but as you said it's a little small to do much. That's what I think when I see a Ridgeline, someone wanted a truck but didn't want to go full bore into a truck, just needed something to fit a modest outdoor life. I'm pumped Rivian got the first one knocked out as it's a win for the EV industry.

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Tom E-Tron

Discussion Starter · #14 · Sep 15, 2021

BigJonEV said:
I was more referring to the lifestyle truck. The Rivian is far more capable for sure, but as you said it's a little small to do much. That's what I think when I see a Ridgeline, someone wanted a truck but didn't want to go full bore into a truck, just needed something to fit a modest outdoor life. I'm pumped Rivian got the first one knocked out as it's a win for the EV industry.

Ya, I still remember seeing the Ridgeline 1st gen, when it made its debut at the LA auto show, I walked in and they had it hitched to a 32' huge boat right inside the entrance, I noticed the boat had a 3 axle trailer, and was like hmmm. So you buy this crossover pickup with a V6, and tow this monster boat that would give a current gen HD pickup a serious challenge. Can you say false advertising?

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