Not exactly. Evs will be drastically cheaper to operate so they will try to use them as much as possible. The owners will push them and the drivers will try to avoid them when they have difficulty. Amazon doesn’t like having variants, they prefer to have uniform vehicles that are identical. The point is that the people doing it don’t have any choice in selecting the right tool and the people who do only look at spreadsheets.
For those ev vans specifically they are better but they have some issues with sandy roads in rural areas because they’re so heavy.
Literally exactly what this person just said is the advice I give to you: use the correct tool for the job.
Not exactly. Evs will be drastically cheaper to operate so they will try to use them as much as possible. The owners will push them and the drivers will try to avoid them when they have difficulty. Amazon doesn’t like having variants, they prefer to have uniform vehicles that are identical. The point is that the people doing it don’t have any choice in selecting the right tool and the people who do only look at spreadsheets.