So this happened:
https://energized.edison.com/storie...H0J9Pm3hxdRvP1EAiI#.X7Lwq5AEP24.facebookMax 250 mile range. I talked to one of my people and the plan is to run it only 100 miles. It will take a 1 hour quick charge. It won't top it off, but will extend the range. So, with a little planning, load in the morning, deliver the load, plug in, go to lunch, come back and return run. That should get him through LA traffic with enough to get home.
The biggest problem ANYWHERE is no infrastructure. Even the companies running these trucks don't have enough juice. Some people are adding generators to their houses because the power companies can't keep the lights on and their tired of having no power. What makes them think they have enough to charge a bunch of electric vehicles.
A one off, specialty AD EV is a novelty. If it's your daily driver, you'll have to do some planning to be able to get around.
BTW, finding enough juice for a heavy truck like this is easier than a smaller vehicle. Some of the non-implemented ideas this engineer had were brilliant. But it seems that some of these vehicle manufacturers don't even want to build trucks. Must not be where the money is at.
