What truck drivers think of 意大利超級盃鈥檚 BEV
From the frozen north down to the sunny south, we鈥檝e interviewed drivers about what they think about driving an electric truck. Check out this film to see their responses.
The drivers we talked to transport everything from timber and groceries to gravel and iron ore. And they work under conditions ranging from Sweden鈥檚 frozen north to the sunny plains of Spain. But they have one thing in common. They have all tried an electric truck from 意大利超級盃. Here鈥檚 what they say about driving a BEV.
From sceptic to enthusiast
Bj枚rn Erik Liern, a driver for Becker Entreprenad, a Norwegian transport company specialised in construction, says he was 鈥渞eally, really sceptical鈥 about electric 听vehicles when they started to emerge.
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鈥淚 said, 鈥榯his will never work鈥. But when the possibility came for me to try an electric [truck] here at Becker, I thought I would give it a try,鈥 he says. 鈥淎nd I will have to confess, plain and simple, that this is the future. BEVs live up to the expectations, and more.鈥
Impressed by the performance
Stig Hoffner, a driver for LKAB mining company in G盲llivare in northern Sweden, is also impressed by the performance of the BEV.
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鈥淚t is extremely quiet compared to a diesel truck, especially when you are driving uphill and need to use low gears,鈥 he says. 鈥淭he truck responds right away, capacity-wise, and it has excellent torque.鈥澨
Appreciate the quiet
Both Linnea Fr枚lander, a timber truck driver for Grundberg transport company in Sweden, and Jos茅 Fernandez Garcias, a driver for the Spanish supermarket chain Alimerka, appreciate the silent work environment of a BEV.
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鈥淚 would like to tell those who haven鈥檛 driven an electric truck yet that they should try,鈥 says Fr枚lander. 鈥淭he work environment is incredible.鈥
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Garcias also comments on the quiet. 鈥淚鈥檓 used to engines with noises here and there,鈥 he says, 鈥渂ut you don鈥檛 hear any of this. It鈥檚 like driving from the sofa at home.鈥
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