I've had this vehicle for less than a month, and I'm quite satisfied with its battery life. The manufacturer claims a range of 300 kilometers. In reality, it can run between 270 and 300 kilometers per day, depending on the amount of cargo loaded. There's not much to say about the interior. After all, it's a truck, and we're here to make money. I'm quite satisfied that it has power windows. There are also energy-saving and sport modes to choose from. It's really exciting to drive in sport mode occasionally, but I rarely do so. Although electric vehicles consume less power than fuel vehicles, we still try to save as much as we can. Charging is very convenient in Hangzhou, and the price during the day is not expensive, about 0.4 to 0.6 yuan per kilowatt-hour. The space is larger than that of an ordinary Wuling Rongguang because the body is longer. At first, I used to do deliveries for Chenxin Youxuan in the morning and take orders in the afternoon. Actually, whether it's Huolala or Didi Freight, you need to do some research on how to take orders. Now I basically run Didi Freight and some other orders in the market throughout the day. This vehicle can carry a lot of cargo. When I was doing deliveries for Chenxin Youxuan, other guys' vans were stuffed to the brim, but there was still plenty of room in my vehicle.
Note: Through personal testing, when the speed is between 60 and 70 kilometers per hour and the engine speed is controlled at around 1000 revolutions, it consumes the least power. The reason I chose this vehicle instead of an Iveco is that its loading volume is similar to that of a medium-sized van, and it can enter underground garages and drive nimbly in residential areas.