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Not really seeing a charge port.
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"Refreshed look" and "advanced technology" just mean the Wrangler's new grille and bigger infotainment to me.
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https://view.e.fcaemail.com/?qs=454...b6de5e74ceb7aea181c089ae7c4a0e981c60ce5dafd39
here is the email web version
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Following the calendar invite link in that email, it simply points to:
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The actual 'Sign up' seems to have a unique token in it, so if they click on it, it'll just give YOU the signup
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All I can see is an upgraded dash and a different grille, just like there other 2024 models. An EV model is of no interest to me, just like all the other government crap being sold to us.
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Honestly I think the 4xe is way better than any of the EV's out there. At least you can run on gas when you travel longer distances. The infrastructure isn't readily available to "fill up" an EV when the batteries drain at the end of their range. The cost and time required to fully charge makes EV's impractical for just about anything except commuting in town. The overall cost of EV's and the future battery replacement is sounding astronomical and IMO effectively makes them not feasible for 80% of Americans.
A plug-in hybrid on the other hand is at least relatively practical even if it is more costly.
That said I am sticking with my gas powered JT until they want to do an even swap for a new 4xe, because that is the only way I would consider one.
My guess is most of the 2024 "improvements" will be cosmetic.
A plug-in hybrid on the other hand is at least relatively practical even if it is more costly.
That said I am sticking with my gas powered JT until they want to do an even swap for a new 4xe, because that is the only way I would consider one.
My guess is most of the 2024 "improvements" will be cosmetic.
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