#Electric delivery
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biglisbonnews · 1 year ago
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Amazon’s Electric Delivery Vans Roll Out in Europe Amazon plans to have 100,000 electric delivery vehicles custom-built by Rivian on the road globally by 2030. https://www.environmentalleader.com/2023/07/amazons-electric-delivery-vans-roll-out-in-europe/
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carsthatnevermadeitetc · 3 months ago
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ELM Evolv demonstrator, 2024. Prodrive Advanced Technology and Astheimer Design have revealed a ‘last mile’ L7e category electric quadricycle prototype with a cubic load capacity rivalling mid-size vans. At 3,240mm long, 1,450mm wide, 2,150mm high and weighing 850kg with batteries, the compact Evolv can accommodates a 1.6m tall Euro pallet with a 300kg payload in the main load area. The secondary load area, accessible through rear ‘barn doors’, provides additional space for a 1.2m tall Euro pallet and 200kg payload. Prodrive and Astheimer has established a new company, ELM Mobility, to take the project into the production readiness phase. The vehicle, which has a 20kWh battery, will offer a 100 mile range with sales starting in 2028 at a target price of around £25,000.
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heavywithplot · 2 years ago
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john and the harvester again! this time it's the off season, tho, so the harvester is like. in the Other World. conveniently, mirrors are doors and windows into Other Places!
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busstop · 3 months ago
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Via Currys (they have a v funny Instagram feed - who knew?)
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wuts-good-gatsby · 8 months ago
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It's so frustrating to me that people see electric automobiles as a green technology. They are anything but.
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nando161mando · 5 months ago
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example of how American suburbs are designed to be car dependent
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dreadfutures · 2 months ago
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pg&e can die please
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deliveryclan · 3 days ago
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i drew that when i thoguht i will be phone bound for the rest of the day, but then turned out my glasses are already repaired and ready to be picked
im posting it anyways bc its funny
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crippledasinfuckyou · 2 years ago
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if youre in the UK, can't afford to heat your home and are able to leave the house, you may already have heard of warm banks
if you haven't- they are public spaces where you can go to stay warm, almost always for free. I know that at least the ones in my local area are run by charities or churches, open go everyone for free and provide wifi, hot drinks and sometimes food free too.
If this is something you need, but you don't know where to find one, this is a map that tells you where the nearest ones to you are.
Please, stay as safe and warm as you can this winter. I love you
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truckdriverusanation · 4 months ago
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Today I drive my truck and make lots of money , then I go find a date tonight or tomorrow OK ?
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carsthatnevermadeitetc · 1 year ago
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Helixx delivery van prototype, 2023. A UK-based technology company has revealed their first demonstrator vehicle. Utilising a cube-like aesthetic, it has been designed for ease of assembly and optimum interior load space. When it enters production in 2024, it will be accompanied by a pick-up truck, an open-body and a closed-body passenger vehicles for ride-hailing fleets. The body system comprises only five key structural components.. All five components ‘click and bond’ together for effortless assembly, significantly reducing manufacturing costs. 
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saltintheseaa · 2 years ago
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also kiki’s delivery service’s commentary on manmade industry vs machine industry… machines are unpredictable but we can always count on our hands and our bodies to do the job!
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the-city-in-mind · 1 year ago
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The Autopian had car designer Adrian Clarke rethink what a modern EV cab-over pickup truck would look like. It’s lower down, with excellent visibility, a usable truck bed with fold-down sides and clever storage. Closer to a Japanese kei truck or, in fact, the 1960s Ford Econoline.
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Cities need compact vehicles for transporting things - for deliveries, tradespeople, municipal services and the like. Things that are easy to park and don’t take up 2.5 spaces.
Chicagoans have seen Amazon’s new electric delivery trucks, built by Rivian, roll out over the past year, that embrace a cab-over style design, making them a little safer than those old Grumman vans, while also providing more standing headroom for driver comfort.
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MKBHD had a look at them:
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ravioliwings · 1 year ago
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sooooo sick of utility "delivery" fees
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veymax · 2 years ago
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How do you solve the "last mile" ?
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The "last mile" is something cities have been trying to solve for decades. While getting to most cities is fairly easy and there are quite a few transportation options, getting around the last mile to your final destination is often not straightforward. At the other end of the journey, the "first mile" often suffers from the same problem. How do you get to work from your home or apartment to the nearest bus stop or train station? Recently, everyone is discussing the use of electric skateboards to solve the problem of "last mile". Skateboard enthusiasts who have used it have proposed the advantages of electric skateboards in solving this problem: light and portable, can be carried on cars/trains, etc., and electric skateboards do not need to be pedaled by themselves. What means of transportation are you using to solve the "last mile"? Do you think there are any advantages and disadvantages of the means of transportation you use?
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letmeliedown · 2 years ago
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ohh i just found out about the flash emulator ruffle and got the firefox extension & immediately went to play this tiny little flash game i loved when i was 15, High Delivery by ferry halim
A balloon with a vase tied to its string floats higher and higher. The player uses a small electric fan to guide the balloon to catch falling roses in the vase. At the game's end, the vase full of roses comes to rest at the gates of Heaven. (wiki)
it’s really simple and it takes like 3 minutes to play through but i loved the music and felt it was tragically poignant and i was so obsessed with getting the highest possible score
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