The energy density becomes less an issue if you can accept the trade offs of more weight and less space. You can get more overall density by just packing in more cells.
For a giant truck that ideally spends most of its time sitting there building a house, it doesn't need to move fast and weight potentially is useful for stabilisation with longer booms.
Your quote on change is a good one, and I guess the most important thing to keep in mind.
Here is a summary of the new Tesla heavy truck:
https://www.firstpost.com/tech/news...t-desirable-vehicle-in-the-world-4214285.html
Disruptive technology., page-19
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