Been debating on a new UTV and these videos are making the case for a Cowboy. Read any reviews and they always list the issues but you give an honest test and review....thanks!
I'm charging it every 2 - 2.5 weeks. I go about 2 miles per day so that's roughly 28 - 33 miles and it still has 50 percent charge when I plug it in. KANDI says it can go 60 miles per charge and I imagine it will do just that. It's done everything else they've claimed to this point. Thanks for watching ✌️
Not sure how cold your winters are there, but how is it in the cold? Do you think it would still work in below-freezing temps? I live in New Brunswick, right on the Maine border, and while our winters aren't extreme, we do get a fair amount of cold, ice and snow. Was there any sort of operating temperature range given in the manual?
We've had a few days in the low teens and one morning we hit 9° 🥶 The cowboy didn't miss a beat. Running in the cold isn't so much the issue as is charging it. Batteries don't charge well in cold weather. They charge... just not very fast. My cowboy is not garage kept. So I keep an eye on the weather and keep the KANDI charged accordingly. I run it around 2 miles a day and charge it every couple of weeks. Not letting it get below 45%. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching ✌️
@@thekingrexway Kandi says it has a battery heater when charging to help but it doesn't heat the batteries during operation. Also you can get a trickle charger for the front battery that is usually charged by the Lithium during operation. Kandi says the cold should only reduce the range but no temp was given
Been debating on a new UTV and these videos are making the case for a Cowboy. Read any reviews and they always list the issues but you give an honest test and review....thanks!
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What is the range like? interested in one would love to know the real world use figures.
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I'm charging it every 2 - 2.5 weeks. I go about 2 miles per day so that's roughly 28 - 33 miles and it still has 50 percent charge when I plug it in.
KANDI says it can go 60 miles per charge and I imagine it will do just that.
It's done everything else they've claimed to this point.
Thanks for watching ✌️
Not sure how cold your winters are there, but how is it in the cold? Do you think it would still work in below-freezing temps? I live in New Brunswick, right on the Maine border, and while our winters aren't extreme, we do get a fair amount of cold, ice and snow. Was there any sort of operating temperature range given in the manual?
We've had a few days in the low teens and one morning we hit 9° 🥶
The cowboy didn't miss a beat. Running in the cold isn't so much the issue as is charging it.
Batteries don't charge well in cold weather. They charge... just not very fast.
My cowboy is not garage kept. So I keep an eye on the weather and keep the KANDI charged accordingly.
I run it around 2 miles a day and charge it every couple of weeks. Not letting it get below 45%.
Hope this helps.
Thanks for watching ✌️
@@thekingrexway Kandi says it has a battery heater when charging to help but it doesn't heat the batteries during operation. Also you can get a trickle charger for the front battery that is usually charged by the Lithium during operation.
Kandi says the cold should only reduce the range but no temp was given