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I would love to find a luxury SUV, with this power inverter system, that is under 5,000 lbs that could also tow 5,000 lbs. We don't have a towed, but if I bought new SUV, I would like for it to be toad capable, but something I could drive day to day to work ( if we ever go back into the office
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I have to keep my current Navigator to tow my 24' boat. If I could find a SUV that can tow the boat (about 5,000lbs), be towed 4 wheel down (less than 5,000 lbs), have nice power inverter system, and be luxury on the line of a Lincoln or Cadillac I would buy it. Other option is find a SUV that can replace my wife's XT5 and be towable as 4 wheel down, and then I could by a New Navigator or Aviator
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The Ford ProPower Onboard inverter system requires vehicle to be a hybrid or all electric. Initially offered on F-150 hybrid, it is now advertised for electric F-150 pickups and Transit vans. The inverter system initially seemed marketed to commercial buyers to power tools at job sites (and also recreational uses to a lesser degree) but for now it is limited to pickups and vans often used commercially.
Since system costs are relatively low, and much of R&D has been done already, I would not be surprised if ProPower Onboard was offered on larger hybrid and electric SUVs capable of towing camping trailers; particularly on hybrids. Electric pickups and vans limit system capacity to prevent using up battery range too quickly.