My vote is for a PHEV instead of EV at least until they get better batteries, faster charging, and more infrastructure. Now that being said I don't know that I would pay 10k more for one.
Here is the a pic of the jump start spots.
https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/forum/threads/how-to-jump-start-maverick-with-dead-12v-battery.40185/post-718615
Here is a video that goes over what's under the hood
Nope, that's why I figured it was cold engine causing it. But it sounds like this is normal behavior. Its not a huge deal i just wanted to be sure nothing was wrong with my new truck.
This is my first hybrid and I was just wondering if anyone else's does this. Basically like the title says, when I first start the truck for the day and come to my first stop while my foot is on the brake pedal it kinda fights back a little bit almost like it does when ABS kicks in but lighter...
To add to this question is there a way to at least have something shown on the left by default? Mine always hides everything until when I start the vehicle until i select to show something in the menu.
Has anyone been checking the voltage of the battery to see if its slowly going down between drives? I'm pretty sure a voltage drop was something occurring on the prior years hence leading to the batteries going bad.
Try it again the day before it expires lol. I wonder if they have logic that says "new activation = new trial" for anyone that buys one used or something.
My opinion is to never trade or sell a vehicle that still meets your needs. Vehicles are not investments and any time you sell or trade you will loose money 90% of the time. I would not be ordering a 2025 maverick if I had a 2022-2024 one because ultimately, it's still meets the same needs...