first commercially available all electric RV

valhalla360 wrote:

Skibane wrote:

None of what you're describing comes anywhere close to meeting the definition of "indefinitely".

If there is no sunlight available, no amount of solar panel "upsizing" is going to help.

You are going to run out of power.

If you want to be pedantic.

Sure if you park for a month in deep heavy forest and never leave, it won't work.

If you want to actually use the RV during that time (i.e., cook meals, run the heater to keep warm, refrigerate your foods etc.) - You're going to run out of power in several days - not months.

But for non-pedantic potential buyers with more typical use patterns, it's very much viable.

So they've got that snob appeal thing going for them: "It's the RV for sophisticated, non-pedantic buyers..."

I'm always amused at the contortions people are willing to put themselves through to deny the impracticality of "green" RVs: "Oh yeah, they work just great - as long as you're willing to give up X, Y and Z..."