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2026. 9. 3. 작업

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loudlashadjuster said: Towing ignoramus here, why is the towing restricted to 2.5t then?I mean, it doesn't lack the power, or enough mass to keep things stable, and I'm assuming the brakes are also up to the job if they can haul the thing up from 125 mph.AFAIK there is plenty of headroom in the maximum allowable car + trailer weight (8,250 kg?), so what makes this car less able to tow than an ICE equivalent with less power and (marginally) less weight?My guess is battery thermal management.Hammering the battery with very high sustained loads like towing a heavy caravan places substantial dema

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Phateuk said: cerb4.5lee said: Andeh1 said: cerb4.5lee said: Sulphur Man said: But this end of the market.... Sophie, somewhere off the A34 on a drizzling Sunday eve waiting for enough charge to get her home (which is where impatience really shows it's teeth).... she won't want this experience. She'll want the diesel, everytime. Totally, and I'm not saying that you can't do the miles in electric because clearly you can, but you're paying for the convenience of the extra range in the diesel version as you say. The electric version will have the diesel version licked on NVH of course, but having the safety net of a big range is what a lot of people will be happy to pay for I reckon. Ah yes, because Sophie loves pulling up at Tesco's queuing behind the pesents who can't remember how the pump works where they left their purse and now need to readjust their entire seating positions, to then grab the diesel coated fuel filler handle.......vs 99% of Sophie's EV use having the vehicle sat there on charge in her driveway, virtually never needing to touch a petrol station again.I know which id prefer if time = money, and convenience is my goal.It's even worse if I go to the Asda pay at the pump garage as well, because they only give you £99 to fill. So I have to do that, and then stick my card in again to actually fill the tank full on the second go, it's a bit frustrating really. £99 just isn't enough if you have a big fuel tank for example. Does that work now? Last time I tried that at a pay at pump, the second time I put my card in the machine said maximum spend error :/ I always go into the shop now so I can get a full tank which is really annoyingThe Asda I use let's you do it. Pay for the first lot and get the receipt, and then go again. It annoys me, and it's a bit of a faff, but in fairness the X5 is the only car that needs more the £99 to fill it though, the other cars are fine with that limit in comparison at least.