[Steve Thayne]

Came out of our office in a business park in Shrewsbury to find a plug in outlander had parked nexr to me.

Good to see two plug in cars next to each other. The Outlander looked impressively large, made the Leaf look small!

 

[Olivier]

There will soon be one roaming south west London but so far, I've seen only one and that was a few months ago.

 

[Mark J Constable]

We got one of the demo fleet delivered today for a week, and I managed a quick 20 miles between meetings. That's a whole lot of car for the money. An SUV isn't really my thing, but tootling through Brighton in silence turned a few heads. I had a couple of pulses of motor, but only when foot was applied to carpet. The thing has got modes coming out of the wazoo. I used the one you get when you turn it on

It'll fly off the shelves, and rightly so.

 

[Paul]

I do wonder sometimes if the various EV modes can make them seem a little over complex to the casual observer / test drive participants?

 

[jdsx]

But the beauty of the Outlander (other EVs are available ;-)) is that you can just stick it in drive and drive. There may be all sorts of clever stuff going on underneath, but you don't need to worry abut it, unless you really want to (charge, save, etc...).

 

[Mark J Constable]

Charge Vs Save
5 regen levels, 6 including "none"
4WD on or off

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