Hybrid FRED Chassis
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Lou Schneider
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I don't see why they should. Hybrids gain their efficiency in stop and go driving, where the hybrid design minimizes engine idling - they have little or no advantage on the open road, which is were motorhomes do most of their driving.
The hybrid FRED is piggybacking on development used for in-city delivery vans using essentially the same configuration. There's no equivalent for the rear engine pusher chassis.
The hybrid FRED is piggybacking on development used for in-city delivery vans using essentially the same configuration. There's no equivalent for the rear engine pusher chassis.
Gary RV_Wizard
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But if they ever did, you would have one heck of a battery bank for boondocking!!!
