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But but but that range is horrible! No work “truck”/van should ever be below 500 miles.. what if it had to tow.. it’d get like 20 miles
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I'm actually kinda surprised at how poor the range is for having so much battery.
But most work trucks don't actually go very far each shift.
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But most work trucks don't actually go very far each shift.
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That's actually pretty standard for commerical trucks. And it's not because of the battery, it's because there's tons of data that say they just don't drive that far.
And while it was a little hard to see, this truck may not even be able to be fast charged. It's just not the use case. Which is to pull back into the truck yard in the evening.
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