It's surprising that this hasn't been explored much yet, considering the growing interest in both electric bikes and sustainable travel. An electric bike designed specifically for camping could offer a unique blend of adventure, eco-friendliness, and convenience. It definitely sounds like a great idea waiting to be brought to life.

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Even if it's just a dream for now, it's awesome to imagine the fun and excitement of such a ride. Who knows, maybe one day you'll get the chance to turn that dream into a reality! Keep those adventurous spirits high! 🌟🏜🚀

@@Electric-Rideables We need a quad or a 2 seater side X side with a dump bed more, but one can always dream

@@Electric-Rideables I can buy a LOT of fuel for $75K

@@Electric-Rideables If Communist Obiden gets his way, the only Buggy Americans will own is a horse and buggy

Glad you think so!

High prices can definitely be a significant barrier for many potential buyers, especially in niche vehicle markets like dune buggies. It'll be interesting to see how the market responds to this.

That thing is like a beach party on wheels! But yeah, the price tag is definitely in the 'splurge' category for most folks. It's got that classic dune buggy vibe mixed with modern tech, which is such a cool combo. But when it comes to shelling out the dough, it's gotta make sense for more than just the cool factor.

Absolutely, the Manx is a fantastic vehicle, but you're right, $74K is quite a sum! 🤑🚗

I want bebeta tester

carbuzz.com/news/manx-meyers-opens-applications-for-ev-buggy-beta-testing

Your idea of buying a VW Beetle and adding a body kit and electric conversion for a fraction of the cost is a smart and resourceful approach. It shows how being a bit creative and 'hands-on' can lead to more affordable and personalized solutions.

Haha, 'a bag of bones' - that's quite a way to put it! 😄💼🦴 A 50-mile range does seem quite limiting, especially if you're planning anything beyond short trips. It's a reminder of how important battery technology and range are in the practicality of electric vehicles.

Hey Producer, I totally hear where you're coming from. The concerns about the costs associated with electric vehicles (EVs), like the price of new batteries and the disposal of old ones, are definitely valid points. It's a part of the EV conversation that's super important and often doesn't get as much attention as it should. You're right that the battery aspect can be a bit of a hurdle. Replacing an EV battery isn't cheap, and the environmental impact of disposing of old batteries is something the industry is still working on improving. It's one of those things where the technology is advancing rapidly, but there are still some kinks to be ironed out. On the flip side, it's worth noting that EVs have their perks too, like lower running costs since electricity is generally cheaper than gas, and less maintenance since they have fewer moving parts than traditional cars. Plus, there's the environmental angle of reduced emissions. But yeah, the upfront costs and the battery issue are definitely things to consider. It's all about weighing the pros and cons and figuring out what works best for your situation and priorities. And who knows, as technology evolves, we might see some really cool advancements in battery life and disposal methods. In the meantime, sticking with gas vehicles is totally a reasonable choice, especially if that's what fits your needs and budget right now. It's all about having options and making the best choice for you. Here's to hoping the future brings more affordable and sustainable solutions for everyone, no matter what kind of car you prefer! 🚗💡🌍