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      yes but without that black thick layer or pollution, we are toast down here. Remember what happened on 1/1/2020: the IMO lowered the SO2 levels of the cargo ship fuel

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      I couldn’t find a proper answer to this, but the manufacturer says it’ll have a route between Ningbo and Jiaxing, which are quite close. Just for fun I made a little path between the two cities’s harbours, and it was a little under 200km, assuming no stops.

      I wonder if it’s logistically viable to have one of these travel the Yangtze waterway, charging along the way

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      I think what’s interesting is it sounds like the battery is a set of storage containers. My guess is it supports battery swapping, so while the range might be small, it can refuel as part of exchanging cargo

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    Interesting. Any information on the range of these things? Yet again China forges ahead while the West clings to its outdated ways in the name of “free markets”.