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Specializing in in-depth reviews and road tests, TFLEV explores the performance, capabilities, and unique features of a wide range of electric vehicles. From groundbreaking designs like the Canoo van to head-to-head comparisons of top contenders such as the Tesla Cybertruck and BYD Shark, and rigorous range tests in extreme conditions, TFLEV delivers expert analysis and practical perspectives on the future of automotive transportation.
Specializing in in-depth reviews and road tests, TFLEV explores the performance, capabilities, and unique features of a wide range of electric vehicles. From groundbreaking designs like the Canoo van to head-to-head comparisons of top contenders such as the Tesla Cybertruck and BYD Shark, and rigorous range tests in extreme conditions, TFLEV delivers expert analysis and practical perspectives on the future of automotive transportation.
The All-Electric Canoo Is Like No Other Van You've Ever Known or Driven: Come Ride Along With Me!
The Canoo electric van presents a radical departure from conventional van design, emphasizing a unique "skateboard" platform that maximizes interior space and driver visibility. The "street view" glass and steer-by-wire technology, borrowed from aviation, offer an unparalleled forward view and a ...
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The New GMC Hummer EV Destroys All Other EV Charging Speeds By This Much!
The GMC Hummer EV pickup demonstrates impressive DC fast-charging capabilities, reaching peak speeds of nearly 300 kW, significantly faster than many ... morecompetitors. The reviewer highlights the vehicle's 800-volt architecture as a key factor, enabling a substantial range increase (over 200 miles) in approximately 57 minutes from 18% to 80% state of charge. However, the charging speed experiences a notable drop-off after 50-52% state of charge, slowing considerably above 70%. While the fast charging is a strong point, the sheer size of the Hummer EV's battery (estimated at 212 kWh) means a full charge at home could take over 24 hours. The review also touches upon the vehicle's premium features, including its unique tailgate, removable roof panels, and off-road prowess, but notes that many desirable options, like a spare tire and a Bluetooth stereo, come at an additional cost, pushing the as-tested price to $110,000. less
The Stylish Genesis GV60 Costs $15K More Than the Hyundai IONIQ 5 - Is It Worth It?
The Genesis GV60 is reviewed alongside the Hyundai IONIQ 5, highlighting its premium feel and performance as key differentiators despite sharing the s... moreame platform and battery. The GV60 boasts a more rounded, elegant design compared to the IONIQ 5's retro-futuristic pixelated aesthetic. Inside, the GV60 offers a significantly more luxurious experience with higher quality materials, a more refined interior, and advanced features like biometric entry and a sliding glove compartment. Performance is a strong suit, with the GV60's 429-480+ horsepower delivering brutal acceleration (0-60 in 4.23 seconds) and a more composed ride, even over rough surfaces. However, it comes at a higher cost ($69,560 vs. $56,000 for the IONIQ 5), offers slightly less cargo space, and is less efficient with a lower EPA range (235 miles vs. 256 miles). While the reviewers acknowledge the GV60's superior feel and performance, the significant price difference makes the value proposition of the IONIQ 5 compelling for some. Ultimately, the decision hinges on whether the added luxury, power, and 'party tricks' of the GV60 justify the $14,000 premium. less
Here's Why the New Hyundai Ioniq 5 Is One of the Very Best EVs You Can Buy Today
The Hyundai Ioniq 5 is presented as a top-tier EV, challenging Tesla's dominance. Reviewers praise its distinctive pixel-themed design, spacious ... moreinterior, and practical features, including ample cargo space and a unique "frunk." The 800-volt architecture enables exceptionally fast charging, with a 10-80% charge in approximately 18 minutes. Performance is strong, with the AWD model achieving 0-60 mph in 5.28 seconds. The ride quality is highlighted as superior to the Model Y and Mach-E, offering a smoother, more compliant experience ideal for daily driving. However, the reviewer notes the need to manually engage one-pedal driving via paddle shifters, the awkward placement of the wireless charger, and the lack of physical buttons for heated/cooled seats as minor drawbacks. A significant concern is dealer markups, pushing the price well above MSRP, though finding one at sticker price is deemed possible with effort. Despite these points, the Ioniq 5 is overwhelmingly recommended as a "buy," lauded for its practicality, technology, and overall execution, though the reviewer personally leans towards the sportier Ioniq 6. less
Here Is Why the Ford F-150 Lightning Sucks at Road Trips & It's Not What You're Thinking!
This video details a road trip experience with the Ford F-150 Lightning Lariat Extended Range, focusing on its performance and charging challenges ove... morer a 460-mile journey from Boulder, Colorado to Albuquerque, New Mexico. The reviewer highlights that while the Lightning is an important step for electric pickup trucks, it struggles with road trip efficiency and charging reliability. The truck's estimated range often proved optimistic, and the reviewer encountered multiple charging interruptions with Electrify America stations, leading to extended charging times and increased costs. Despite these issues, the reviewer notes that the Lightning can achieve around 2 miles per kilowatt-hour on highways at speeds of 70-75 mph, translating to a real-world range of approximately 260 miles. The addition of a tonneau cover showed a slight, but not significant, improvement in efficiency. The reviewer also compares the Lightning's cost and time expenditure to an F-150 hybrid, concluding that while the electric truck is more efficient, charging time remains a significant drawback for long-distance travel. The review also points out a software glitch where the truck incorrectly estimated range due to a perceived trailer connection. less
Is My Expensive Battery Fried? Cheap Nissan Leaf 2 Year Update!
In this two-year, 30,000-mile update, Nathan revisits his budget-friendly Nissan Leaf, purchased for just over $9,000. He highlights the car's su... moreitability as a first vehicle for a teenager due to its limited range, which prevents them from straying too far. While the Leaf's first-generation design and 30 kWh battery (offering an EPA-rated 107 miles, now around 80 miles with degradation) are noted, the reviewer praises its low running costs and surprisingly peppy acceleration off the line, especially in B-mode. However, the lack of active battery cooling is identified as a significant drawback, making the battery highly susceptible to temperature fluctuations, drastically reducing range in both extreme heat (low 70s) and cold (60s). A major reliability issue arose with the air conditioning system, which was prohibitively expensive to replace, leading Nathan to forgo the repair. Despite its quirks and aging battery technology, the Leaf is deemed a "simple conveyance" that effectively does its job, especially for its low purchase price. less
Here's How Our 2022 All Electric Ford F-150 Lightning Has Held Up Over 10,000 Miles of Hard Use!
After nearly 10,000 miles, the 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning proves to be a comfortable and powerful electric truck, particularly excelling in its ride an... mored handling thanks to its independent suspension. The instant acceleration and impressive torque are significant highlights. However, the extensive road trip to Alaska, especially with added accessories like a camper and rugged tires, revealed substantial range reduction, dropping from an EPA-estimated 320 miles to as low as 220 miles under certain conditions. The reviewer also noted issues with seat material wear after only 10,000 miles and a cumbersome process to check the state of charge. Despite these drawbacks, the F-150 Lightning's design is praised for its stealth appeal, drawing attention only when plugged in, and the reviewer suggests Ford has created an excellent electric truck on the F-150 platform. less
Badass Ev Big Rig - This International 18-Wheeler Packs a Huge Surprise!
This video provides an in-depth look at International's Class 8 electric concept truck, based on the RH cab configuration. The reviewer highlight... mores the truck's impressive power and torque, delivered by a two-motor e-axle system providing between 500-600 horsepower. The driving experience is noted as exceptionally quiet and smooth, with a simple push-button gear selection. While the current prototype is a testbed, it demonstrates the potential for electrification in heavy trucking, particularly for regional haul applications. The reviewer praises the aggressive regen braking and the potential for lower maintenance costs compared to diesel counterparts. However, limitations in current battery technology and charging infrastructure are acknowledged, making long-haul applications unfeasible for now. The concept truck's ability to outperform diesel engines in terms of power and consistency, especially on grades, is a significant advantage. less
Does This EV School Bus Put The First Nail in The Coffin Of The Classic Yellow Diesel Kid Hauler?
This video provides an in-depth look at the International IC electric school bus, highlighting its potential to replace traditional diesel models. The... more reviewer, Andre, finds the driving experience surprisingly smooth, aided by the air suspension and electric power steering that mimics familiar diesel bus feel. Key advantages noted include the quiet operation, zero emissions, and the efficiency gains from regenerative braking, which is described as an 'electric parachute.' The bus boasts a 315 kWh battery pack, offering a reliable real-world range of approximately 200 miles, even with climate control and terrain factored in. While the power is intentionally 'detuned' for efficiency and driver familiarity, the reviewer confirms its capability for a full launch. Safety is a paramount concern, with the bus utilizing Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries for their stability and a comprehensive first responder training program. The reviewer concludes that the electric school bus is perhaps the best use case for electrification in heavy-duty vehicles, anticipating wider adoption as battery technology improves and costs decrease. less
The Polaris Ranger XP Kinetic Is Quick, Electric, and Shockingly Capable
The Polaris Ranger XP Kinetic represents a significant step into electrification for the popular UTV line, offering impressive power and capability. T... morehe reviewer highlights the instantaneous torque from its 110 horsepower, 140 lb-ft electric motor, a substantial upgrade over its gasoline counterparts. Key advantages noted include significantly reduced maintenance costs due to fewer moving parts and fluids, a quieter operation that enhances the user's connection with their surroundings, and a novel shifter design allowing on-the-fly forward/reverse changes. The "Ultimate" trim boasts a 29.8 kWh battery, estimated to provide around 80 miles of range under average driving conditions, while the "Premium" offers a 45-mile range. Charging is managed via Level 2 (240V) with the Ultimate trim including a 6kW charger, promising a full charge in about 5 hours. While the price premium over the XP 1000 is acknowledged, the benefits of electric power, particularly in reduced running costs and enhanced user experience, are presented as compelling justifications. The vehicle retains much of the chassis and accessory compatibility of its gasoline sibling, simplifying ownership. less
Here's What It's Like to Charge an EV at a Campsite - Hint: Other Campers Don't Really Like You!
This video explores the practicalities and social implications of charging an electric vehicle, specifically the Ford F-150 Lightning, at a campsite. ... moreThe reviewer highlights the necessity of improvising charging solutions due to remote travel routes. While Level 1 charging (120V) is demonstrated to be impractically slow, taking an estimated five days for a full charge from 22%, Level 2 charging (240V) proves to be a viable, albeit slower than ideal, option, estimating around 14 hours for a full charge. A key limitation identified is the Ford-included charger's 32-amp rating, which restricts charging speed even when the campsite's outlet can supply more power. The video also touches upon the ethical considerations and potential friction with other campers regarding electricity usage. Ultimately, charging at a campsite is deemed possible but requires careful planning and understanding of the limitations, with a significant time investment needed for substantial charging. less
Brembo's New Brake Tech Could Be a Game-Changer!
Brembo's new Sensify braking system, tested on a Tesla Model 3 Performance, promises enhanced safety, efficiency, and performance through advance... mored electronic control. The system utilizes quicker electronic actuation, blending hydraulic and regenerative braking, with individual wheel control for superior stability. During track testing, Sensify demonstrated significantly reduced noise and vibration compared to traditional systems, offering a smoother, less jarring experience even during hard stops and emergency maneuvers. While the core hardware remains similar to standard Brembo brakes, the software integration allows for more precise torque application, leading to improved directional control, especially in wet conditions or during obstacle avoidance. The system's ability to adapt braking feel through different drive modes (Sport, Comfort) was highlighted as a key innovation, offering a new level of customization previously unseen in braking systems. The reviewer, a self-proclaimed non-performance driver, felt notably more confident and in control, suggesting Sensify could make everyday drivers feel like 'race car drivers' and potentially save lives in critical situations. less
Here’s How Much Real World EV Range You’ll Lose By Swapping To Rugged All-Terrain Tires
This video meticulously compares the real-world range impact of different tire and wheel setups on the Ford F-150 Lightning. The core finding is that ... moreaggressive all-terrain tires, even on stock 20-inch wheels, significantly reduce efficiency compared to the factory all-season tires. The Lariat with all-terrain tires used 61% of its battery for a 160-mile loop, a 7% increase over the stock setup (54%). The Platinum trim, with its larger 22-inch wheels and stock tires, also showed a reduction, using 59% of the battery. While the Platinum's larger wheels had a noticeable impact, the all-terrain tires on the Lariat proved to be the least efficient option tested. The review highlights that while the government ratings suggest minimal range loss for the Platinum, real-world testing reveals a more substantial penalty, particularly with aftermarket all-terrain tires. less
Here’s Why The New Chevy Blazer EV SS Should Worry Other Electric Car Companies!
The 2024 Chevrolet Blazer EV SS is presented as a compelling performance-oriented electric SUV, boasting an impressive 557 horsepower and 648 pound-fe... moreet of torque, capable of a sub-four-second 0-60 mph time. The review highlights the vehicle's striking design, drawing inspiration from Camaro and Corvette, with a particular emphasis on its aggressive front fascia, two-tone roof option, and large 22-inch wheels. Inside, the "virtual cockpit" with its 17.7-inch infotainment and 11-inch instrument cluster, along with turbine-style vents and available ambient lighting, creates a modern and engaging cabin. The SS trim also features performance enhancements like Brembo brakes and track-tuned suspensions. While the SS commands a premium price of $65,995, the reviewer suggests it offers a significant performance upgrade. The video also touches upon the RS trim, noting its 320-mile range in rear-wheel-drive configuration and 21-inch wheels, and briefly mentions the 1LT and 2LT trims with their respective range figures and drivetrain options. The charging technology, including 190 kW DC fast charging (adding up to 80 miles in under 10 minutes) and the MyChevy app's route planning capabilities, is also detailed. less
I Ask The Designer Why The New Hyundai Ioniq 6 Looks As Crazy As It Does!
The Hyundai Ioniq 6 is presented as a bold departure from the Ioniq 5, designed to cater to a different lifestyle with its "streamlining" ae... moresthetic, inspired by 1930s aerodynamic forms and nature. The designer highlights the car's single-curve silhouette, low hood, and integrated design elements contributing to an impressive 0.21 coefficient of drag. Key features discussed include the pixelated lighting, the unique "Asia Purple" color option, and the rear design echoing the Prophecy concept. Internally, the Ioniq 6 is envisioned as a "personal studio," featuring a flat console for laptops, a "zero gravity" seat setting, and interactive elements like the illuminated four-dot charging indicator. While praised for its emotional design, efficiency, and spacious interior for its segment, the designer acknowledges the trade-off in rear headroom for achieving the desired profile. The car is positioned as a premium, unique, and ethically produced EV, aiming to compete strongly on price, quality, and range, with deliveries starting in September. less
The New 2022 Volvo C40 Recharge Is a Great Electric Car You've Never Heard Of!
The Volvo C40 Recharge is presented as a stylish and comfortable Scandinavian pure-electric crossover, sharing much with the XC40 Recharge. The review... moreer, Max, highlights its distinctive design, including Thor's Hammer DRLs and a raked rear end, though this styling impacts rear headroom and cargo space compared to its sibling. The interior features unique Swedish design elements, such as illuminated topographic patterns, and a user-friendly Android Automotive infotainment system with Google integration. Positives include comfortable seats, a good sound system, and a responsive Google Assistant. However, the C40 Recharge falls short in efficiency, with a rated range of 226 miles that the reviewer finds not great for a modern EV, especially at its $60,000 price point. Charging speed is also a drawback, taking over 30 minutes to go from 20% to 80%. While praised for its comfort and style, it's considered less technologically cutting-edge than competitors like the Hyundai Ioniq 5. less
These Are All The Electric Cars & Trucks That Are Still Eligible For EV Tax Credits!
This video provides a comprehensive overview of electric vehicles currently eligible for federal tax credits in the US. The hosts emphasize that the $... more7,500 credit is not a direct discount but a tax liability reduction, dependent on the buyer's tax bracket. They highlight notable exceptions like Tesla and General Motors, which have exhausted their credits. The review touches upon various models, from luxury options like the Audi e-tron GT and BMW iX to more mainstream choices like the Ford Mustang Mach-E and Hyundai Kona Electric. While acknowledging the financial benefit of the credits, the hosts suggest they often appeal to buyers who can already afford these vehicles. The video also briefly mentions state-specific incentives and the potential for used EV credits. Overall, it serves as a practical guide for consumers navigating the complexities of EV tax credits and available models. less
The Rivian R1T and Ford F-150 Lightning Are Packed With Surprising Features - Here Are The Most Unique
This video pits the Rivian R1T against the Ford F-150 Lightning, highlighting their unique features and capabilities. While both are electric trucks w... moreith aluminum bodies and steel frames, they cater to different needs. The Rivian R1T is positioned as an "adventure truck," smaller and more nimble than the full-size F-150 Lightning. The R1T boasts a sophisticated, adjustable air suspension with McLaren-derived technology, a unique gear tunnel, a carabiner key, and a built-in air compressor with a spare tire compartment that can double as a cooler. Its quad-motor variant offers astonishing acceleration (0-60 in 3 seconds) and impressive off-road prowess. However, it lacks Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and its infotainment system, while responsive, uses touchscreen controls for vents, which some may find unconventional. The F-150 Lightning, essentially an electrified F-150, offers a larger, more traditional truck experience with a longer wheelbase and bed, and a higher payload capacity. Its standout features include onboard scales for payload and tongue weight, a fold-flat work surface, and a powerful Pro Power Onboard system offering significant electrical output for tools or even charging other EVs. While its acceleration is strong, it doesn't match the Rivian's extreme performance. The interior, particularly in the Lariat trim, feels rugged but can be plasticky. Ultimately, the choice depends on priorities: the Rivian for adventure and performance, the Lightning for practicality and utility. less
Is The All Electric 2022 Cadillac Lyriq The Best Car Cadillac Has Made In The Last 20 Years?
The 2023 Cadillac Lyriq marks Cadillac's bold entry into the all-electric era, aiming to redefine American luxury. The reviewer praises its uniqu... moree and stylish design language, particularly the distinctive lighting and the elegant, minimalist interior dominated by a massive 33-inch screen. Key interior highlights include the virtual glove box, the useful regenerative braking paddle, the retention of a physical volume knob, and the innovative sunshade for the panoramic roof. The noise-cancellation technology and headrest speakers contribute to a serene cabin experience. While the rear-wheel-drive version offers adequate acceleration (0-60 in around six seconds) and a comfortable ride, the reviewer expresses anticipation for the all-wheel-drive variant's enhanced performance. A notable omission is the lack of a frunk, explained by the chief engineer as a trade-off for maximizing rear cargo space. The reviewer also notes the absence of a rear wiper, relying on aerodynamic effects. The vehicle's immediate sell-out upon release indicates strong market interest, though production numbers remain undisclosed. Overall, the Lyriq is presented as a successful reimagining of American luxury for the electric age, though a full verdict awaits testing of the AWD model. less
Better Than a Tesla? I Check Out All The New & Innovative Tech in the Ford F-150 Lightning!
The Ford F-150 Lightning impresses with its innovative technology, particularly its Sync 4A infotainment system. The reviewer highlights the large 15.... more4-inch touchscreen, intuitive interface, and useful features like the trip monitor, Amazon Alexa integration, and Ford's own voice assistant. Key pros include the versatile Pro Power Onboard system with numerous outlets, the spacious and functional frunk, and the active work area with a fold-out console. The integrated navigation with planned charging stops is also praised for its convenience, aiming to rival Tesla's system. However, the voice assistant can be finicky, and the reliance on external charging infrastructure, while theoretically well-integrated, still faces real-world reliability challenges. The reviewer notes the absence of a heat pump as a minor efficiency drawback. Overall, the F-150 Lightning is presented as a highly capable and technologically advanced electric truck, with Sync 4A being a mature and polished system, despite the upcoming shift to Google-based software in future models. less
I Finally Drive The New Lucid Air GT - Albeit Around a Shopping Mall With 3 Other People!
This video offers a first impression of the Lucid Air Grand Touring, driven in a rather unconventional setting: a shopping mall. The reviewer highligh... morets the Air's exceptional range (over 500 miles) and its luxurious, spacious interior, comparing it favorably to larger BMW models. Key features praised include the aerodynamic design, the expansive 'frunk' and trunk openings, the high-tech retractable central screen, and the premium feel of the cabin. Performance is noted as strong, with the car capable of rapid acceleration, though the reviewer cautions against overly aggressive driving that might disorient passengers. The vehicle's advanced safety features, including numerous cameras and the inclusion of both radar and lidar (unlike Tesla), are also mentioned. While the driving experience is described as serene and well-insulated, the car's long wheelbase and turning radius are noted as potential drawbacks in tight urban environments. The reviewer also touches on Lucid's sales model, including VR customization and reservation deposits, and mentions the upcoming Pure and Grand Touring Performance trims, as well as the future Gravity SUV. less
Rescued! Can the All-Electric Ford F-150 Lightning Fully Charge Another EV?
This video explores the capability of the Ford F-150 Lightning to charge another electric vehicle, specifically a Mini Cooper SE, using its Pro Power ... moreOnboard system. Initially, the attempt to use Level 1 charging proved too slow, estimating a full charge by the next day. The reviewer realized they forgot the necessary adapter for Level 2 charging, requiring a "second rescue" from a colleague. Once the correct 240-volt adapter was acquired, the F-150 Lightning (and later a Ford Power Boost Hybrid) successfully provided Level 2 charging. The Mini Cooper SE was charged from near-zero to 99% in approximately five hours, consuming 27% of the Lightning's battery capacity. While the system worked impressively, the charging cable and adapter experienced some heat issues when exposed to direct sunlight, though the truck's inverter managed the load effectively. The conclusion is that the F-150 Lightning can indeed rescue and fully charge another EV, albeit with a significant draw on its own battery. less
I Drove The Electric Mini Cooper SE Until It Wouldn't Move: Here's How Far It Went!
This video details an extreme range test of the all-electric MINI Cooper SE, driving it until it completely stops. The reviewer notes the car's q... moreuiet and stable highway cruising capability, comfortable interior, and engaging driving dynamics, which are characteristic of MINI. The estimated range from the computer was initially lower than the EPA's 114 miles, and the test ultimately achieved 116 miles before the vehicle ran out of power. While the MINI Cooper SE is praised for its styling and driving fun, its limited range makes it more suitable as a second car for city commuting rather than a primary vehicle for longer distances. The reviewer also points out the slow DC fast charging speed (50 kW) and a somewhat choppy ride on rougher surfaces, though the Michelin CrossClimate tires are noted to improve this. The value proposition is considered good, especially with potential federal tax credits, making it competitive with gasoline-powered Coopers. less
The Brand New All Electric BMW iX M60 Is One Crazy Fast Luxury Hot Rod!
The BMW iX M60 is presented as a "crazy fast luxury hot rod" and a "spaceship" from the German automaker. Reviewers highlight its ... moreimmense power, with over 600 horsepower and 800 lb-ft of torque in boost mode, making it exceptionally quick, particularly in sport mode. The interior is lauded for its cutting-edge technology, spaciousness, and comfortable, "squishy" lounge-like seats, a departure from the typical M car focus on performance over comfort. The unique, self-healing grille and striking rear design with integrated tail lamps are noted design elements. However, the exterior design is acknowledged as polarizing. While praised for its build quality and interior materials, which are considered superior to competitors like the Tesla Model X, the iX M60's range (around 274 miles with 22-inch wheels) and acceleration are not quite at the level of performance EVs like the Model X Plaid. The reviewer also expresses a slight critique regarding the lack of physical buttons in the minimalist interior. Ultimately, the iX M60 is positioned as a different, rather than better or worse, kind of electric vehicle, offering a luxurious and powerful experience, albeit at a premium price point exceeding $100,000. less
The Tesla Cybertruck Will Kill The Lightning, Rivian, & Hummer EV - We Fact Check Your Comments!
This video fact-checks common comments and misconceptions surrounding the Tesla Cybertruck, particularly its reservation numbers and potential market ... moresuccess against competitors like the Ford F-150 Lightning and Rivian R1T. The hosts express skepticism about the widely cited '3 million' reservation figure, noting Tesla's lack of official confirmation and comparing it to the transparent reporting from Ford and Rivian. They highlight Tesla's production capacity but contextualize it against the massive sales volume of traditional trucks like the F-150. A key point of contention is the Cybertruck's design and intended market, with the hosts arguing it's a 'lifestyle vehicle' rather than a traditional work truck, citing its unconventional features like the lack of door handles and its 'bulletproof' stainless steel exoskeleton. They also point to Tesla's history of delayed or unfulfilled vehicle introductions (Semi, Roadster) as a reason for their caution regarding the Cybertruck's timeline and production. Ultimately, they suggest the Cybertruck's success hinges on its final price and whether it can attract a new segment of buyers or compete directly with established work truck users, a market they believe is highly challenging. less