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The distributor also provides information on various EV accessories and upgrades, often accompanied by discount codes and referral links. This includes items such as wheel covers, sunshades, and charging equipment, aiming to offer value to the EV community and enthusiasts looking to customize or enhance their electric vehicle ownership.
2024 Cadillac Lyriq Road Trip From Dallas, TX to Tulsa, OK. It's Great!
The 2024 Cadillac Lyriq proves to be a comfortable and capable road trip vehicle, according to this review. The reviewer highlights its smooth, quiet ride, ample power, and spacious interior, making it a great cruiser even for larger individuals. However, the vehicle's efficiency is noted as bei...
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1200 Mile Road Trip: 2026 Tesla Model Y Juniper Versus 2023 Model Y - Surprising Results
This video chronicles a 1200-mile road trip comparing a 2026 Tesla Model Y Juniper with a 2023 Model Y Long Range. The reviewer highlights the Juniper... more's superior efficiency, estimating it to be about 10% better than the older model, a difference that becomes apparent even with manual driving and is expected to be more pronounced with FSD engaged. The reviewer praises the Juniper's ride quality, quietness, and overall build quality, considering it the best Tesla they've owned and a strong contender for a single-car household, even when compared to more expensive vehicles like the Cybertruck and Rivian. Charging speeds at EVgo stations were found to be comparable between the two models, with the older model sometimes charging slightly faster due to a lower initial state of charge. The reviewer also notes the convenience of the integrated refrigerator and the effectiveness of FSD in the Juniper, contrasting it with issues experienced in the older model. Despite minor glitches with navigation and FSD, the overall sentiment is highly positive towards the new Juniper Model Y. less
2026 Model Y Juniper Ultra Red Driving Around Fort Worth Texas On FSD - It's Great!!
The reviewer provides an extensive real-world test of the 2026 Tesla Model Y Juniper's Full Self-Driving (FSD) capabilities around the Dallas-For... moret Worth area. The "Juniper" designation and "2026" model year are confirmed. While the video title mentions "Ultra Red," the transcript clarifies the trim is "Long Range" and the color "Ultra Red" is spectacular. The reviewer is highly impressed with FSD's performance in various urban and highway scenarios, noting significant improvements and expressing confidence in its near-autonomous capabilities. Key highlights include smooth navigation through traffic, highway merging, and even handling complex situations like toll roads and roundabouts. Minor interventions were noted, primarily due to user caution (potholes, debris) rather than FSD failure, with the reviewer emphasizing the importance of reporting such instances for AI improvement. The vehicle's efficiency is also praised, with the reviewer noting it surpasses previous Model Y generations, attributing this partly to the Aero wheel covers. The reviewer concludes that the Model Y Juniper offers a quiet, comfortable, and efficient ride, making it an excellent choice, especially for road trips. less
2026 Tesla Model Y Juniper Road Trip to the Gulf of Mexico!! 900 Mile Wheel Cover Efficiency Test!
The reviewer embarks on a 900-mile road trip in a 2026 Tesla Model Y Juniper to test the efficiency of aftermarket EV Base wheel covers against the OE... moreM aero covers. The journey highlights the Model Y Juniper's comfort, quietness, and impressive efficiency, especially compared to previous models, with real-world highway consumption averaging around 300-310 Wh/mile in hot weather, significantly better than the 330-350 Wh/mile seen in older models. The reviewer praises the updated FSD software for its smooth and reliable performance throughout the trip, handling traffic and lane changes effectively. The integrated refrigerator is also a welcome feature for road trips. While the EV Base covers are aesthetically pleasing, the reviewer anticipates the OEM aero covers will offer a slight efficiency improvement (1-4%), a crucial factor for long-distance travel. The charging experience at Tesla Superchargers is noted as quick and convenient, with minimal downtime. The reviewer concludes that the Model Y Juniper is a highly capable and efficient road trip vehicle. less
2023 Model Y Long Range Is Closer to Juniper Than Older Models - Love Car Wash Mode
The reviewer compares their 2023 Model Y Long Range to the newer "Juniper" (2026) Model Y. While the Juniper offers improvements in noise, v... moreibration, harshness (NVH), and ride comfort, the difference is not as dramatic as expected, especially compared to older 2020-2022 models. The 2023 model, equipped with the comfort suspension added in late 2022/early 2023, is described as already smooth, quiet, and comfortable. However, the Juniper is noted to be more efficient, with the reviewer estimating a 10% improvement in consumption. Camera quality, specifically a pink hue in the repeater cameras, is mentioned as an area needing improvement. The video also demonstrates the "Car Wash Mode" feature, highlighting its utility in protecting the vehicle during automated washes, including folding mirrors. The reviewer expresses satisfaction with the 2023 Model Y's overall performance and comfort, having driven it for 45,000 miles. less
2026 Tesla Model Y Juniper FSD 13.2.9 Around Dallas Is Amazing. Great Job Tesla.
The reviewer provides an in-depth look at the 2026 Tesla Model Y Juniper, focusing heavily on the Full Self-Driving (FSD) capabilities in local Dallas... more-Fort Worth driving scenarios. The FSD system is generally praised for its smooth operation and ability to handle complex urban environments, including challenging intersections and roundabouts, with only a few minor interventions required from the driver. The reviewer highlights the system's progression and expresses confidence in its future development. Beyond FSD, the video also touches on practical aspects such as the "EV Base" aftermarket wheel covers, which are favored over the stock Tesla covers due to noise reduction and aesthetics, though potentially with a minor efficiency trade-off. Charging experiences at EVgo stations using a CCS adapter are also detailed, offering practical advice for Tesla owners. The reviewer's overall sentiment towards the Model Y Juniper and Tesla's FSD is highly positive, despite some minor quirks observed in local driving maneuvers. less
Tesla 2026 Model Y Ultra Red Using FSD 13.2.9
The reviewer provides an extensive, hands-on evaluation of the 2026 Tesla Model Y, particularly focusing on the performance of FSD 13.2.9 and the vehi... morecle's overall efficiency and comfort. The FSD system is praised for its human-like driving, seamless navigation through congested Dallas-Fort Worth traffic, and precise maneuvers, with only one minor navigation-related intervention noted. The reviewer highlights the Model Y's significantly improved quietness and ride comfort compared to previous generations, attributing this to advancements in suspension and sound dampening. Efficiency is a key takeaway, with the reviewer reporting approximately 10% better energy consumption (261 Wh/mile lifetime) than their previous Model Y, and even better local efficiency (244-232 Wh/mile on recent drives). A cross-country efficiency comparison with a 2023 Model Y is planned. The vehicle's value proposition, considering its price after federal credits, is deemed remarkable. less
Picking Up My Rivian R1T From The Dallas Service Center - The R1T But Not R1S Is Amazing!!
The reviewer recounts picking up their Rivian R1T after a service visit for an HVAC recall. They contrast their experience with a loaner R1S, which th... moreey found to have poor handling, a swaying rear end, and a lack of driving confidence, stating they would not purchase one. In stark contrast, the R1T, particularly their "original quad motor" 2022 model, is praised as "phenomenal," "planted," "smooth," and "solid," offering a "great comfortable ride." While Rivian's service is deemed good and app integration is compared favorably to traditional manufacturers, the reviewer notes the service center's slow turnaround time (a week for minor issues) as a potential concern due to high volume. The video also details a positive DC fast charging experience at an EVgo station, with the R1T achieving impressive charging speeds (over 200 kW) even at moderate states of charge. The reviewer concludes by reiterating their strong preference for the R1T over the R1S and expresses satisfaction with the R1T's performance and charging capabilities. less
Returning My Tesla Model Y Performance Loaner Car To Pickup My Cybertruck Service In Plano
The reviewer returns to their Cybertruck after a brief loaner period in a 2020 Tesla Model Y Performance. While the Model Y is praised for its efficie... morency, especially with Gemini wheels, the reviewer notes its rough ride, significant NVH (noise, vibration, harshness), and lack of refinement compared to newer models. The Cybertruck, despite its polarizing aesthetics, is highlighted as a superior vehicle offering a much more comfortable, spacious, and enjoyable driving experience, with advanced features like drive-by-wire and incredible suspension. The reviewer also touches on the efficiency of both vehicles, noting the Cybertruck's higher consumption but deeming it acceptable for its size. The Tesla service center in Plano, Texas, receives high marks for its facilities and service quality, though parts availability for the Cybertruck's cantrail and tailgate issues remains a concern, necessitating a future service visit. less
Taking My 2022 Rivian R1T for Service at the Rivian Dallas Texas Service Center
The reviewer details a service visit for their Rivian R1T, highlighting a recall for the HVAC system. While the R1T has been a reliable vehicle for ne... morearly three years and 30,000 miles, this is its third service visit, including two previous for HVAC and fit/finish issues, plus mobile recalls for the 12V battery and axles. The reviewer praises Rivian's customer service, noting the offer of alternative transportation (a loaner R1S) and accommodating scheduling for their travel plans. However, they observe that Rivian's service turnaround time (1.5-2 weeks) is significantly longer than Tesla's (1-2 days), despite both handling similar minor issues. The loaner R1S, a "Gen One" dual-motor AWD model, is described as comfortable and smooth, though the reviewer notes a "floaty" or "sway" in the rear end compared to the R1T's more planted feel. Minor issues with the loaner, such as an expired registration and a low key fob battery, were also noted. Overall, the reviewer expresses satisfaction with both Rivian and Tesla service experiences but points out Rivian's longer service times as a potential drawback for those needing quicker repairs. less
Tesla Cybertruck Road Trip From Roanoke Virginia to Dallas Texas Supercharging Is Amazing
The reviewer embarks on an extensive road trip from Virginia to Dallas in the Tesla Cybertruck, highlighting its capabilities as a long-distance toure... morer. The vehicle is praised for its smooth ride quality, comfortable handling, and surprisingly good range and efficiency, especially during highway driving. The reviewer notes that the Cybertruck's efficiency, particularly on the return leg, is impressive for its size, often staying under 400 Wh/mile. The Full Self-Driving (FSD) system is a major focus, described as "unreal" and "gamechanging," significantly reducing stress on challenging roads, though the reviewer observes some lane wandering compared to the Model Y. Charging experiences are mixed; while Tesla Superchargers are mentioned, the reviewer also utilizes EVgo stations, noting decent charging speeds (around 100-255 kW) but suggesting Tesla could improve the charging curve. The reviewer encountered some minor issues, such as the FSD's tendency to wander and a slight increase in wind noise compared to a Model Y, but overall, the Cybertruck is deemed a "fantastic vehicle" and an "amazing road tripper." less
Tesla Cybertruck Road Trip from Dallas Texas to Roanoke Virginia Supercharging is Amazing
The reviewer embarks on a significant road trip from Dallas, Texas, to Roanoke, Virginia, in a dual-motor all-wheel-drive Tesla Cybertruck. The primar... morey reason for choosing the Cybertruck over other EVs like the Rivian R1T or a new Model Y Juniper is its superior hauling capacity for exercise equipment and boxes. The reviewer details the meticulous preparation, including charging the Cybertruck to 100% and cleaning it, despite the upcoming long journey. The initial leg of the trip to Shreveport, Louisiana, highlights the Cybertruck's comfort and space, though the reviewer notes issues with the Full Self-Driving (FSD) system's lane-keeping capabilities, requiring manual intervention. Charging stops at EVgo stations are discussed, with the reviewer appreciating the free charging benefit from a previous vehicle. The video also touches upon the Cybertruck's efficiency, noting it's slightly lower than the Model Y but still respectable for its size. A notable incident involves a power outage at the hotel in Shreveport, impacting charging availability. The reviewer expresses satisfaction with the Cybertruck's performance and comfort throughout the journey, despite minor FSD quirks and wind noise at higher speeds. less
2026 Tesla Model Y Juniper Road Trip From Dallas, TX to Tulsa, OK and Back It's Great
The reviewer embarks on an extensive road trip from Dallas, TX to Tulsa, OK and back in a 2026 Tesla Model Y, dubbed the 'Juniper' refresh. ... moreThe vehicle is praised for its exceptional efficiency, averaging well under 300 Wh/mile even in challenging windy conditions, which is noted as a significant improvement over previous Model Y generations. The reviewer highlights the comfortable ride, quiet cabin, and impressive sound system. Minor criticisms include the shifter stalk feeling somewhat cheap and the turn signal buttons on the steering wheel being impractical for a traditional steering setup. The FSD (Full Self-Driving) capability is lauded for its performance in heavy traffic and complex maneuvers. Charging at V4 Superchargers is tested, showing peak speeds around 257 kW and maintaining over 200 kW until around 27% state of charge, which the reviewer finds satisfactory, though suggests Tesla could improve charging curves. Overall, the reviewer is highly satisfied with the Model Y, recommending it as a great vehicle for road trips and daily driving. less
2026 Tesla Model Y Refresh First Drive: Does It Work For A Big And Tall 6'5" Person?
The reviewer, a 6'5" individual, tests the 2026 Tesla Model Y Refresh, focusing on comfort and practicality for larger occupants. Initial im... morepressions highlight a significantly quieter and smoother ride compared to previous Model Y generations, with the interior receiving praise for its improved fit and finish, including the dashboard and speaker grills. The reviewer found ample room, with the center console not feeling overly wide, and noted the comfortable ingress and egress. While impressed with the overall upgrades, including the sound system and new wheel covers, the reviewer emphasizes that the changes, while positive, are not "life-changing" for owners of recent Model Ys (late 2023 onwards). The reviewer highly recommends the refresh for new buyers, deeming it a "great all-around town daily driver" and a "fun car." The vehicle's efficiency was also noted positively, even when driven assertively. The reviewer ultimately decided to purchase one for their fleet. less
Tesla Cybertruck Road Trip From Roanoke, VA to Dallas, TX It's Great
The reviewer embarks on an extensive road trip from Roanoke, VA, to Dallas, TX, in a Tesla Cybertruck, highlighting its comfort and suitability for lo... moreng journeys. The dual-motor all-wheel-drive model, with over 6,000 miles already accumulated, is praised for its smooth, quiet ride and impressive handling of varied road conditions, including significant traffic in cities like Nashville. The reviewer extensively utilizes Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) feature, expressing growing confidence and amazement at its capabilities, particularly in complex urban environments. Charging strategy involves a mix of EVgo and Tesla Superchargers, with the reviewer noting the speed and convenience of both, though leaning towards Tesla Superchargers for quicker, more predictable less
Tesla Cybertruck 1000+ Mile Road Trip - It's an Amazing Road Trip Truck!
The reviewer embarks on an ambitious road trip from Dallas, Texas, to Roanoke, Virginia, in the Tesla Cybertruck, aiming to test its long-distance cap... moreabilities and public reception. The Cybertruck, identified as a 'Long Range Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive' model, is praised for its smooth, comfortable ride and exceptional road-tripping comfort, with the reviewer calling it one of their favorite vehicles for such journeys. Despite initial aesthetic reservations, the reviewer expresses strong satisfaction with the vehicle's performance and value, especially after experiencing issues with a Cadillac Lyriq. Practical aspects like storage in the bed and under-seat are highlighted, along with the functionality of aftermarket accessories like running boards and lighting kits. Charging experiences with EVgo are generally positive, noting improved AutoCharge+ functionality and fast charging speeds, though some stations presented issues due to construction. The reviewer also touches upon the polarizing public reaction to the Cybertruck, noting instances of negative attention but emphasizing their personal enjoyment of driving it. The vehicle's efficiency is noted to be around 450-500 Wh/mile at highway speeds, with a real-world range of approximately 230-250 miles on a full charge. The reviewer is contemplating a third vehicle, leaning towards a refreshed Model Y, and seeks viewer input. less
Tesla Cybertruck Road Trip from Scottsdale Arizona to Dallas Texas - It's Great!
The reviewer embarks on an extensive road trip from Scottsdale, Arizona, to Dallas, Texas, in the Tesla Cybertruck, documenting the experience with de... moretailed energy consumption and charging stop information. The Cybertruck is praised for its smooth, quiet, and comfortable ride, ample space, and impressive charging speeds, even on V2 chargers. The reviewer expresses significant satisfaction with the vehicle's performance for road-tripping, finding it superior to the Cadillac Lyriq. However, a recurring issue with the Full Self-Driving (FSD) software's lane centering, causing it to drift towards the road edge, is noted, though a camera calibration and subsequent software update seem to improve its performance. Charging experiences varied, with some V3 chargers performing exceptionally well, while a specific V3 charger in Albuquerque exhibited strange behavior. Despite some minor FSD quirks and the need for more 350kW+ charging options, the reviewer is overwhelmingly pleased with the Cybertruck's road-tripping capabilities and overall quality. less
Tesla Cybertruck Road Trip From Dallas, TX to Palm Springs, CA. It's Great!
The reviewer embarks on an extensive road trip from Dallas, TX, to Palm Springs, CA, in a Tesla Cybertruck, providing a detailed account of its perfor... moremance and practicality. The Cybertruck's interior comfort, spaciousness, and smooth ride are highly praised, making it an excellent road-tripping companion. The reviewer highlights the impressive cargo capacity, accommodating luggage in the bed, frunk, and cabin. While the exterior design is deemed 'ridiculous' by the reviewer, the interior experience is 'spectacular.' Efficiency is a mixed bag; the reviewer notes good around-town range but struggles with highway speeds, particularly in windy conditions, averaging between 450-500 Wh/mile, and even higher in severe wind. Charging experiences are generally positive, with the Cybertruck preconditioning its battery for fast charging and achieving speeds up to 257 kW on V3 Superchargers and over 300 kW on a 350 kW GM Energy charger, though the latter dropped off faster than expected. The reviewer also notes the convenience of Tesla's navigation for charging stops and the availability of free Supercharging. Despite the efficiency challenges due to weather, the reviewer expresses overall satisfaction with the Cybertruck as a road trip vehicle, contrasting it favorably with a problematic Cadillac Lyriq. less
2024 Cadillac Lyriq Is a Do Not Buy Getting Rid of Mine Today! Bad Charging! Stay Away!
The reviewer is parting ways with their 2024 Cadillac Lyriq after only 8 months and 4,000 miles due to significant issues, primarily with its EV charg... moreing performance and poor depreciation. Despite praising the Lyriq's luxurious interior, comfort, quiet ride, and striking aesthetics, the reviewer found its real-world EV capabilities severely lacking for road-tripping. Charging is described as inconsistent, unreliable, and excessively slow, often taking 40 minutes or more per stop, compared to 12 minutes for a Tesla Model Y. The reviewer also criticizes Cadillac corporate for slow and confusing buyback processes and poor communication, contrasting it with the excellent service from the Grapevine, Texas dealership. The vehicle has depreciated approximately 40% in 8 months, a major concern for the reviewer. Ultimately, the recommendation is a strong 'do not buy' for those who road trip, citing it as a "terrible EV" despite being a "spectacularly beautiful" car. For local use and home charging, a used Lyriq might be a bargain, but reliability for longer journeys is deemed unacceptable. less
Cadillac Lyriq Road Trip and Charging Worked Great
The reviewer details a road trip in the 2024 Cadillac Lyriq, focusing heavily on charging experiences after a previous trip with significant issues. W... morehile the car itself is praised for its comfort, smoothness, and striking design, the charging infrastructure and the Lyriq's charging consistency prove to be major pain points. The reviewer encountered slow initial charging speeds at multiple stations, requiring patience or charger switching. Despite these challenges, the trip ultimately concluded with two successful charging sessions, albeit with a less-than-ideal charging curve. The reviewer expresses disappointment with the Lyriq's overall EV experience, particularly its unreliability for long-distance road trips, and has decided to part with the vehicle, suggesting it's better suited for those who don't frequently road trip or for whom charging consistency is less critical. less
2024 Cadillac Lyriq Road Trip Charging Disaster - Dallas, TX to Tulsa, OK - It Failed!!
This video chronicles a road trip in the 2024 Cadillac Lyriq from Dallas, TX to Tulsa, OK, which was plagued by significant charging issues and abysma... morel cold-weather efficiency. The reviewer highlights the Lyriq's excellent driving dynamics, comfort, and quiet cabin, praising it as a great car for local use. However, the cold temperatures (around 28°F) severely impacted range, with the vehicle achieving as low as 1.5 miles per kWh, far below its rated efficiency and significantly reducing its usable range to under 200 miles on a full charge. Charging proved to be a major hurdle, with inconsistent speeds at Tesla Superchargers and even at Electrify America stations. The reviewer experienced extremely slow charging, often well below expected rates, and faced issues with charger accessibility due to the Lyriq's charging port location relative to Supercharger stalls. Ultimately, the reviewer concludes that the Lyriq is not a practical road tripper in cold weather and has decided to sell the vehicle, recommending potential buyers wait for a future generation with improved thermal management and charging capabilities. less
2024 Cadillac Lyriq Fort Worth Road Trip - Charging Test
The reviewer conducted a road trip test of the 2024 Cadillac Lyriq's DC fast charging capabilities in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. After experienc... moreing significant charging issues previously, the Lyriq performed well on two consecutive days, suggesting a potential resolution to its charging problems. The reviewer noted that manually preconditioning the battery in advance of charging was crucial for achieving decent speeds, reaching up to 147 kW even when sharing a charger. While the charging speed is described as "tolerable" and "manageable" rather than "phenomenal," it's deemed sufficient for short stops on longer journeys. The reviewer praised the Lyriq's exceptional driving dynamics, comfort, and overall build quality, calling it one of the best driving vehicles they've experienced. However, criticisms remain regarding the outdated mobile app and the charging performance, which, despite improvements, is still a concern for extensive road tripping. The ultimate decision on keeping the Lyriq will depend on its performance during a future cross-country road trip. less
2024 Cadillac Lyriq Road Trip From Dallas, TX to Waco, TX. Great Charging.
The reviewer embarks on a road trip in the 2024 Cadillac Lyriq, highlighting its exceptional comfort, quietness, and luxurious ride quality, comparing... more it favorably to high-end European brands. However, the review is heavily critical of the Lyriq's EV technology, particularly its unreliable and slow charging performance and a poorly functioning mobile app. Despite the vehicle's impressive interior and driving dynamics, the reviewer expresses a strong intention to sell the car due to these technological shortcomings, deeming it unsuitable for frequent road-trippers. The reviewer notes that while the car is rated for 307 miles, real-world highway range in cold temperatures (40-50°F) is closer to 250 miles. A significant portion of the video is dedicated to testing DC fast charging at a Tesla Supercharger and an EVgo station, with mixed but ultimately improved results compared to previous experiences, suggesting manual preconditioning might be key. The reviewer concludes that for local driving with home charging, the Lyriq is a fantastic vehicle, but its current EV implementation is a step backward for those who rely on consistent and fast charging for longer journeys. less
Tesla Cybertruck First Automated Car Wash Didn't Break the Truck! Car Wash Mode
The reviewer documents their first automated car wash experience with the Tesla Cybertruck, addressing common concerns about its suitability for such ... morewashes. The video highlights the activation and functionality of the Cybertruck's 'Car Wash Mode,' which effectively secures the vehicle by closing windows, locking the charge port, and disabling wipers and sensors. The reviewer opted for a touch-free wash, emphasizing the importance of this choice to avoid potential damage. While the wash itself is shown to be effective, the reviewer also details their process for further cleaning and protection using a waterless wash spray over a ceramic coating. A significant portion of the video is dedicated to explaining how to engage neutral mode, a feature the reviewer initially struggled to locate but ultimately demonstrated through both the touchscreen and overhead console. The reviewer expresses overall satisfaction with the Cybertruck's ride quality, quietness, and fit and finish, contrasting it favorably with previous Model X experiences. The ceramic coating is noted to be performing well, minimizing fingerprints and water spots. less
Tesla Cybertruck Road Trip From Tulsa, OK to Dallas, TX! Fast Charging!
This video documents a road trip from Tulsa, OK to Dallas, TX in a Tesla Cybertruck, focusing on real-world performance, charging, and overall driving... more experience. The reviewer highlights the Cybertruck's exceptional comfort, quietness, and smoothness, particularly for road-tripping, praising its spaciousness and utility. Full Self-Driving (FSD) software, on version 13, is noted as being highly impressive and reliable for extended periods of hands-off driving. Charging at Tesla Superchargers, specifically a V3 250kW station, is described as fast and efficient, with the battery preconditioning effectively and holding a good charge rate up to 50%. While acknowledging that efficiency (averaging around 475-512 Wh/mile) is not as good as a Model 3, especially in cold weather (30-40°F) and at highway speeds (up to 80 mph), the reviewer expresses satisfaction with the vehicle's performance and utility, deeming it a game-changer and one of the best vehicles they've owned. The reviewer also touches on pricing, tax credits, and the potential for future price drops and a single-motor version. less