Tesla last week delivered its first heavy-duty electric Semi to PepsiCo. The flashy new truck, however, isn't very practical for most freight haulers under pressure to reduce their carbon footprint.
Why it matters:
After taking delivery, PepsiCo completed its first cargo run by delivering snacks from its Frito-Lay subsidiary to those attending Tesla's launch event in Nevada. The larger the battery, the less cargo the truck can carry. The heavier the cargo, the shorter the driving range. Less cargo and range usually means less profit.ClearFlame
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