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May 21, 2022·edited May 21, 2022Liked by Andrew Ditton

Hi Andrew just watched your videos. I bought a new £40K 190bhp diesel Ford Kuga a year ago to tow my 1500kg caravan because at that time I thought I couldn't tow with an affordable electric car so this is exciting. A question - what is the towbar nose weight rating for the EV6? My Kuga has a rating of 100Kg for my Bailey Pegasus 534 which is nose heavy? Thanks.

Update - I found the spec on the Kia website -noseweight 100Kg - perfect!

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Mar 29, 2022Liked by Andrew Ditton

I really admire the way you keep on challenging yourself and finding new adventures! Hugs for Dougal!

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Mar 27, 2022Liked by Andrew Ditton

Very cool rig...can't wait to see all the videos...exciting...say hi to Dougal!

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Mar 27, 2022Liked by Andrew Ditton

Bernie BNE here. This is one of the most exciting things I've heard recently. We've considered a similar move but it wouldn't work for us at the present time. I eagerly await your videos.

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Mar 27, 2022Liked by Andrew Ditton

Excellent read Andrew and good luck with your electric towing adventures.

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Mar 27, 2022Liked by Andrew Ditton

I didn’t think it was possible to be more cool than the Nissan truck/Aistream combo but I’m absolutely loving the look of your new rig. I’ve been watching your videos for many years but none have been more eagerly anticipated by me than your upcoming evaluation of these vehicles.

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Mar 27, 2022Liked by Andrew Ditton

Hi Evie and Connie! I like it, in fact I love it! You've already convinced me this is the future! Such a beautiful car, I love the lines and the flow of it! The wheels just finish it off nicely! Impressive!! Hugs xxx

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Mar 27, 2022Liked by Andrew Ditton

Look forward to hearing more about how it goes! I'm assuming speed will make a big difference to range. I really wish Google Maps would get on with it and bring the 'efficiency based' route option to the UK. With an EV, a more direct route on slower roads will often use less energy than a faster but longer route on motorways or dual carriageways, and if there's only a few minutes in it, why not save some kWhs and miles on the car?

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