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The business/delivery customers would be silly not to. The ability to simply swap a battery out after a drop-off, and charge it while on another delivery, would technically mean these delivery vehicles could be run ad infinitum (when not in maintenance). No more stop-offs to the petrol station (while paying staff by the hour to do so) and no need for corporate cards at the station either.

So for just a simple matter of buying an extra battery on initial purchase (more sales for us) the business can observe increased productivity (another delivery or two, in lieu of fueling up) and decreased fuel/running costs (especially if the roof is loaded with solar panels).

What's not to love?