kevdog0710
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- First Name
- Kevin
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- Location
- South East Pennsylvania
- Vehicles
- 2022 F150 Lariat Supercrew
- Occupation
- Union Carpenter
The electric drive has a short range. So a long trip will require the gas engine to operate. The batteries and electric motor are then payload. This makes the PB trucks less efficient when burning gas than a traditional 3.5 EB. I dont have a PB, im going off of YouTube videos and threads in this forum.Apples and oranges. Just looking at the engine alone one can make gas consumption and power comparisons. But that isn't an actual real world comparison.
But the benefit of the Powerboost is the electric powered drivetrain. This provides additional power in addition to the engine at times, which decreases gas usage which in turn increases the MPG. That does mean the vehicle is more efficient overall.
I probably just stated the obvious above, but after test driving one, I was impressed with the overall power of the vehicle and efficiency of gas usage. All of my previous trucks struggled to get over 14 in the city and 17 on on the highway. I am looking forward to that 22 to 24. I saw above 24 in highway driving during my test drive.
Still no update from Ford on my build..... in production, no further emails since a month ago, got my window sticker Monday and my blend is 4/5.
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