MLS said:From what I've read about the 2017 e-Golf, it seems like the bigger battery is larger in capacity only, not size. I wonder if the earlier cars could take the new battery...
It probably cost around 10k to swap batteries.bayarea70 said:MLS said:From what I've read about the 2017 e-Golf, it seems like the bigger battery is larger in capacity only, not size. I wonder if the earlier cars could take the new battery...
Seems like it would be technically possible, but at a large expense! I'll bet it would be cheaper to swap cars instead unless you're able to somehow get it swapped on account of warranty work (doubtful).
Lol, now that can possibly work,but the weight issue that high off the ground [might] have diminishing returns.Spektre said:I was thinking something along similar lines this morning - but more along the lines of acquiring another identical battery and having an A/B switch.
If the car didn't know it had two batteries, it would just act normally... it's not like your increasing the capacity to some amount it's unfamiliar with, your just setting up two separate batteries. I'm sure it would be heavy and expensive, but some enterprising soul could figure it out. Who needs that pesky back seat anyways?
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