It is way better to buy a car that is designed from zero to be electric, rather than a car that used to be ICE and now they have tried to fit electric vehicle components to it.
My brother in law has an eSomething for his building business.
The most hilarious is that this van still has the fuel-tank hatch. Complete with springs, locks, rubber etc. Just that there's no hole to put fuel in, when you open it.
Probably one of the most literal interpretations of 'I want my Foo to be electric. Give me an eFoo'.
I presume this tank-hatch is there because changing the factory lines that deliver the plate work, is too costly.
