Electric Rubbish Trucks Are Getting a Luxury Makeover!

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Electric vehicle converter Lunaz is on a mission to breathe new life into old vehicles. Having started with some of the most luxury classic cars such as Rolls Royce, Jaguar and Bentley - it's now adding electric rubbish trucks to its repertoire. We visited the facility in Silverstone to find out if the electric rubbish trucks are getting the same luxury star treatment.
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Timestamps:
0:00 Look at that
2:29 Electrifying classics
4:06 Ultimate win win
5:29 Route analysis
6:33 Upgraded interiors
7:30 Beautiful cars
8:22 When will we see one?
9:07 Electric in 11 days
10:28 Looks brand new!
12:00 Same price
14:25 11,000 a year
15:06 Final thoughts
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@craigoneill4504 2 года назад

Renovating used commercial vehicles & turning them into EV's is the perfect circular industry. Perfect sense. Way better than actually scrapping, or moving to another less strict country. Reuse recycle amazing stuff!

@philtucker1224 2 года назад

Recycling recycling trucks! 😊

@richardharrold9736 2 года назад

@@philtucker1224 yeah, as much as I despise converting straight-six Jags and Astons, the side line in commercial vehicles makes a lot of sense. I just wonder how they will stack up in terms of real-world range.

@yasserfuad8775 2 года назад

The phrase We send the used trucks to a developing country to just move emissions somewhere else Is to respect the fact a lot of people tend to forget Thank you for the amazing EP and for the hard work

@glenreidy 2 года назад

Real problems with real solutions. I think this is one of the best fully charged episodes.

@patrickjr11 2 года назад

Not often that I get impressed with some EV stuff. It's almost routine now. But I am properly impressed with this. Not just the scale and type of the cars involved. But the transfer of tech, knowledge and the ambition of it all. Outstanding stuff

@DavidKnowles0 2 года назад

It great to this ambition in a British company, it rare.

@philtucker1224 2 года назад

(I’m well retired now) but as previously being involved in the technical engineering Industry throughout my working life I’m very heartened to see continuing developments and growth going on around the Oxford/Northants area in all aspects of automotive design and manufacturing with companies like Lunaz, Williams, Prodrive, Aston Martin etc. We can be very proud 🇬🇧🙏👍💪

@bjorn3847 2 года назад

Agree fully!! Great for the environment and a step to a more circular economy. Please expand quickly and the original manufacture (Mercedes, Volvo, Scania etc) should get in on the business.

@examinerian 2 года назад

Excellent! Repurposing/reusing is much better than recycling back to steel plate ready to push back through the new-build factories. Also, given bin trucks are typically doing 1-2mpg, and operate right where people live, they are exactly the right point to start to make a noticeable difference. Well done! 👍

@hhcosminnet 2 года назад

And they are noisy.

@examinerian 2 года назад

@@hhcosminnet True! My city trialled electric bin trucks - the loudest noise came from a really squeaky hydraulic ram...

@crackedemerald4930 2 года назад

@@hhcosminnet and smelly

@philtucker1224 2 года назад

Lunaz seem to have their business head on! (Apart from “recycling” originally very expensive trucks at apparently a lower price than a new one, the 11 day turn round also sounds a lot more attractive than maybe waiting (a year? Eighteen months? 🤔) for a brand new truck to arrive! 👍👍👍

@joeking4206 2 года назад

Thanks for this. I was getting a bit depressed about England not being a manufacturer anymore. We still have a way to go but the next challenge is to convince the Eton-educated toffs who run this country that engineering and manufacturing is these days more important than Imperialism and moving money around the world for no real tangible advantage. Moving a number from one account to another is not adding value, but those people have no idea about real value.

@DavidKnowles0 2 года назад

One of the chief backers is David Beckham an may be that the hope for this country, people from working class background who become rich finally invest in building companies instead of property and share portfolios. Personally I back Arrival floatation and I will first in line to back Britishvolt when it floats. Airlander is rumour to working on a stock floatation. An that another hope, that platforms like 212 and the idea of SPACs will allow more normal people to invest in these type of companies ourselves, instead of relying on the toffs to do it.

@John-sh7rh 2 года назад

I would really like an in-depth show following one truck though from start to finish! These are the vehicles that need to be changed over for a lot of reasons! Please ask them if you can do a follow-through.

@shhhyouknowhoo3753 2 года назад

Magnificent. Don’t we all love an enthusiast. So informative & (surprisingly) incredibly interesting listening to these innovators speaking about their excellent product. James - I have to say you’re my favourite! I’d love to know which councils have signed up, so we can all lobby the rest. There’s hope for us all yet folks.

@ambassadorfromreality1125 2 года назад

The most inspirational video I have seen for a long time and has taken my mind completely off the worlds woes. It would be great if Lunaz could open up at the weekends and take tours around their plant. perhaps Fully Charged who seem to be great at this sort of thing could organise a few weekend tours at other significant sites like the National Grid control centre. I really am almost clinically depressed about the state of the world and a trip to lunaz would cheer me (and a lot of friends) up enormously.

@rexxbailey2764 2 года назад

YEAH U NEED TO GO VEGAN AND DO SOME MEDITATION ON SOME INSENCE STICKS DUDE.

@athollmcnicoll1028 2 года назад

Yes I agree filming inside an industrial site is never easy and your crew has made that , for us viewers, simply incredable. Well done Robert and Crew.

@brocluno01 2 года назад

I have been quietly screaming this at the top of my aging lungs. Local jobs, keep the money in circulation, train and reward folks who learn the tech, economies of scale, etc. The UK seems to be ahead of most others. Good on you'all. Now to start doing this here in better ways in the USA ...

@trizzybones 2 года назад

Amazing. I hope they can get a similar level of quality in their planned future factories as they scale globally. As an American, I'd love to see them come here. Especially love them making the cabins more comfortable for the operators.

@Bowlzee 2 года назад

Super impressed by this. Upcycling existing vehicles, especially commercial vehicles, will be critical. Can't wait for the local authority to change our bin lorries :)

@colinpalmer9070 2 года назад

Lumaz for the win ! This is one of the most inspiring shows for a while. We have new electric bin lorries in Dundee but this makes waaaay more sense.

@adamlytle2615 2 года назад

I love everything about this. This type of thing is long overdue. All respect to the startups like Arrival that are creating whole new vehicles, but this type of conversion feels like it could have been kicked in to high gear 5 years ago if the incentives had been there. Maybe not for garbage trucks, but certainly for delivery trucks and other medium service vehicles. It might have been a much quicker path to just getting EV vehicles out on the road.

@genericuser2339 2 года назад

Love this. Wishing them all the luck with this project. And no one mentioned the reduction in running costs for these behemoths compared to diesel equivalents. Long term makes far more sense for councils to use these.

@jonathantaylor1998 2 года назад

This was absolutely fascinating, Bobby...! As you said at the end, Lunaz have gone from the "sublime to the cor' blimey" - on the one hand, simply exquisite examples of craftsmanship with their bespoke classic car restorations now feeding through that level of expertise to 11 1/2 day conversions of bin lorries...! Just astonishing... Cracking video 👍

@dr-k1667 2 года назад

This is something the UK has developed that they have every right to VERY PROUD of. I hope this idea goes around the worl and that governments everywhere will support efforts like these.

@rolandmogle9671 2 года назад

This is by far my favorite kind of Ev videos , the preservation of classic cars while powering them the most responsible ways . Great job Robert!

@Dave-in-France 2 года назад

Truly fabulous episode which I thoroughly enjoyed - but when the boss said "We will be converting a dustcart from diesel to 100% electric, IN ELEVEN DAYS !!!!!!" It completely blew me away ! Things really are happening in the lorry conversion world and I for one am delighted. PS Our local refuse service (in central France) are already using, on a trial basis , electric refuse trucks. They are sooooo quiet and no diesel pollution.

@dougwedel9484 2 года назад

One of the biggest problems with refuse trucks is how loud they are, when working at night is more common. A silent or at least quiet truck at night is perfect for these trucks. Add proximity sensors and some kind of anti crash software and you have a massively improved work vehicle. The dustbin truck drivers do amazing work, steering enormous vehicles into the tightest corners and back lanes that most people are hesitant to drive their car into. It sounds reasonable to set up the batteries so they can be charged with 2 or more chargers at the same time, to speed up the fill-up.

@BevanEdwards 2 года назад

So pleased to see Buckinghamshire Council - the one in which I reside - as one of the "launch" councils for these. Can't wait to see one of those take my bins away!

@GordonMullan 2 года назад

Absolutely superb! We need lots more companies doing stuff like this 😍

@chargeheadsuk 2 года назад

100%

@spikeccx 2 года назад

Brilliant, just what we NEED to do , doo all the buses , taxis, and so on They use the most and generally dirtier engines ANY WAY !!!

@MrFatknacker 2 года назад

That is really interesting - let’s hope the business model works for them and we see these rolling out onto the UK towns and cities 🙂

@eduardeduard8786 2 года назад

Ну наконец то, у меня есть единомышленники ,шагнувшие на много миль вперёд, Я очень очень рад ,что у них всё получилось , красота 30-х 40-х 50-х 60-х ,не умрёт,будет ещё более комфортной и грузовики важная тема, большие молодцы.....

@DaveDugdaleColorado 2 года назад

Great job with moving the camera, lighting the interviews and the color grade is top notch!

@fullychargedshow 2 года назад

Yes George is the architect for this video. He’s an incredible talent Dave.

@petesplaneta9340 2 года назад

What an interesting video and a brilliant thing to be doing. Way better to upgrade an old truck and make it better than a new truck. Thanks for bringing this to us.

@andymccabe6712 2 года назад

@@fullychargedshow .....question is, did he notice the content........?!!

@the_grand_tourer 2 года назад

Broadcast quality film making, it certainly stands out on RU-vid against the many amateurs.

@bob808 2 года назад

One thing that's always surprised me about the local garbage trucks is how loud the engines AND brakes are. Revving, squealing, revving, squealing... I can hear them about a block away. I'd imagine the regen capacity of an electric truck is huge!

@DJCabbieuk 2 года назад

This guys gonna be rich ….world wide 80 million trucks .. well done great idea and execution…save the planet

@moconnell663 2 года назад

As someone who is an avid watcher of the Pakistani Truck Channel, I see a lot of the same spirit here. Take something old and worn, strip it down, and build it back up in a better fit for its purpose than it was when new. These may have a bit better fit-and-finish, but nothing beats custom paintwork. Many of the garbage trucks in my municipality have been replaced with CNG models in the last 10 years, hopefully they'll be electric 10 years from now.

@riwri 2 года назад

Absolutely top notch ideas. Wish you were doing that here in the States. What surprised me is that you have multiple people in a truck emptying your dust bins. In my area, we have one man per truck who never gets out of the truck. Grabbers on the side of the truck pick up the bin and dump it in the top of the truck. Much cheaper and faster. The old fill from the back trucks have become rare.

@mikenco Год назад

Why are you not a "Sir" yet Rob?.. You've been heralding EV and clean energy for as long as I can remember (I bet King Charles would love your work). I am an old school petrolhead who is now taking note of the EV scene and your videos are fascinating and educational. Thank you!

@charleswillcock3235 2 года назад

Great video and it is brilliant to learn of a UK company making an important move forward. Once they have sorted refuse trucks there are many more opportunities. Road Sweepers, Cement mixers, grab lorries, ice cream vans, the list is very long, and I am sure brighter people than me can think of many more.

@MichaelSmith-fn5no 2 года назад

Wow amazing such a great episode (as usual). I hope they move on from bin lorries to other transport like buses and haulage. Great that there being recycled effectively and prolonging the life of a valuable asset to the council. Please do an episode showing the conversion, placing the batteries, motors etc would love to see that.

@GreatCreative 2 года назад

Robert's interview with James Warren left me wondering how much more he shared that couldn't fit into the feature. I could listen to him talk about Lunaz all day. So much enthusiasm. He should be a guest speaker at Fully Charged Live. Great episode!!

@alistairmcneil2404 2 года назад

Albert, James is one of the best guys I have ever met, never mind worked with. His passion and enthusiasm is utterly infectious. We are incredibly lucky to have so many Uber talented and driven people here at Lunaz and I am so excited about what we are doing and the change we will bring about. As a car nut, I never thought I’d ever see the day I was more excited about bin lorries than the cars in our facility.

@SamScarborough1 2 года назад

I have sent this video link to North Northamptonshire council this afternoon (as they are seeking advice on garden waste collections). Here’s hoping we start to adopt these Lunaz trucks!

@danielpritchard6592 2 года назад

I am absolutely blown away by this film and what Lunaz are doing with refuse lorries. I am so so pleased to hear their business model and ethics of refurbishing an already existing product; but not only that, improving and specialising modification based on the locality of its use and the needs of the operators using it every day. This is certainly so much better and produces less of a carbon footprint than recycling the old vehicle and making a completely new one from scratch. I do agree that Tesla and Rimec of course do wonderful things on the performance side, but I am so glad to hear that essential service vehicle are being brought into the carbon neutral age as well. Spot on Mr Llewellyn and the Full Charged team 💪

@randomjasmicisrandom 2 года назад

Why are people still fighting this move to EV? It is absolutely clear that this is happening, these vehicles are the future. All the interesting developments, all the research, all the drive is away from ICE. But you go on any social media you care to mention and all you get are tired reasons as to why it’s not going to work.

@keriford54 2 года назад

It is weird, although i think it's a bit better than a few years ago and I suspect in a few more years people will have switched to EVs and pretend they were always good with them.

@shonunezekiel 2 года назад

Social media is not a good indicator - it is designed to provoke arguments... smart money is being invested in EV and other low emission tech - that is a better indicator of the future... ignore the king canutes, they cant hold back the future.

@richardharrold9736 2 года назад

@@keriford54 EVs are still too heavy, too expensive and too range-limited, as well as lacking any kind of character or driver appeal... absolutely none of matters in the slightest with heavy utility vehicles like bin lorries. I unreservedly condemn electrifying classic Astons and Jags, but electrifying that noisy, smoky, clattering thing that wakes half the country up at 7am and fills their neighbourhoods with black smog? I can get on board with that.

@VegBazzoBoys 2 года назад

This is the future of vehicle electrification. Refurbing old trucks & cars with the latest tech. Brilliant.

@emminentvictory 2 года назад

Absolutely love the concept and vision and overarching philosophy that goes from the upper echelons of consumerism to the basic clean up societal biological waste. Absolutely brilliant

@aswinsadasivan1059 2 года назад

they had us with the title ngl😆

@minuslr 2 года назад

Amazing - I'm so happy about the scale of this facility and hope to see an electric bin lorry im my street soon

@nr5494 2 года назад

12 days to fully refurbish AND electrify a complex vehicle like a garbage truck is incredible! What a great venture, with 10% backing from Beckham I see. Seems like a sound investment. I’ll be glad to see the back of those stinky old diseasals.

@DavidKnowles0 2 года назад

An that what they got it down today. I'm sure once the line is up and running their will be more optimisations and perhaps even some robotics, like delivering and taking away parts to speed it all up.

@chrisclamp8260 2 года назад

And they'll charge at night. Great for grid balance!

@nomoreheroes93 2 года назад

I can't get Alan Partridge out of my head when Jack does the Fully Charged Live trailer 1:30

@domramsey 2 года назад

Wow, that's just fantastic. And what a cool factory!

@michelblier2980 2 года назад

Outstanding stuff your doing in keeping us informed of new companies. Great job.

@bristolfashion4421 2 года назад

Awsome! I wish I could persuade my local council (South Glos) to convert their fleet !! I don't know how to start, mind... Less than two weeks turnaround! Fabulous!! Well Done, you guys, Well Done - I wish you all the very best. So Cool!!

@JohnVegas 2 года назад

Love these guys! Thank you Robert for showing them to us.

@sudeeptaghosh 2 года назад

Awesome work by these people and amazing episode .. ❤️

@Roamor1 2 года назад

What an odd mix of cars to make, but great to see.

@neillewis1809 2 года назад

That was a truly inspiring episode. Keep up the astonishing work Lunaz!

@eaaeeeea Год назад

Wow, the speed they are scaling up really drives home the point that electrifying everything really is a megatrend. It's very exciting because this is the more sustainable way.

@macberry4048 2 года назад

I enjoyed the video but as I was watching I got hit by two thoughts. Number one is that we are in the age of the restoration and the second thought that came to me is that I'm learning about a garbage truck restoration and conversion to electric.

@talon1084 2 года назад

That's a good way to put it. The industrial age gave us power and the ability to move forward but now we need to focus on refining and transforming how we use/create that power so it can be more efficient yet clean for the planet

@stanja28 2 года назад

I love this ... Keeping classic pieces of automotive culture on the road... Cars show the story of industry, peoples tastes, desires. These things are important to us

@maxgreece1 2 года назад

This is awesome. Damn I hope they are successful. What a fantastic approach and it seems as environmentally conscious as its possible. In the meantime why aren't all new Rolls Royce's electric? Seems mad.

@patrickjr11 2 года назад

You would think given that wafting along is as much the point of a RR, that they would be all in on EV. It's very odd

@jur4x 2 года назад

@@patrickjr11 Current RR is pretty much dressed up BMW 7-series. Since 7-series is not electric yet, RR isn't either

@patrickjr11 2 года назад

@@jur4x one assumes in that case the platform that the ix is using will get transferred over. Looks a good for for RR to use

@francesconicoletti2547 2 года назад

Apparently RR surveyed their customer base and asked them if they wanted EVs. The customer base said no. I guess it’s a combination of the old adage if you ask a guy who rides a horse how he wants to travel he will say he wants a better horse and your asking the super rich if the care about the environment.

@richardharrold9736 2 года назад

@@francesconicoletti2547 it was mostly a range consideration. They did an EV prototype version of the Phantom VII, the 102EX, but it had neither the performance nor the range of the N73 V12 powered car, and consequently was abandoned. Phantom VIII's turbocharged engine is still more efficient, more powerful, and delivers still longer range, so while EV tech has moved on significantly since 102EX, the bar has also been raised noticeably..

@ArneVanhove 2 года назад

Amazing episode. This kind of industry just makes sense. I really hope they succeed.

@vanlifethetravelinfranksho5611 2 года назад

Finally, a Range Rover that can get to town and back without breaking down! 🤣 Amazing stuff. So cool!

@jeangreenfield5993 Год назад

💛💚💛 Love this. Hoping my council will participate in this soon in West Sussex 😉 Electric recycling trucks makes great sense :)

@peterjol 2 года назад

I do love seeing the old cars being converted to electric ...but seeing things like the rubbish trucks being converted is something I love to see far more.

@NeonsStyleHD 2 года назад

Here in Australia, how bin trucks have *_one bin guy, the driver;_* and the bins are lifted by him from the cabin. He pulls up, drops the lifter, picks up the bin, drops it in container, puts the bin back down, drives off n the lifter retracts. All up less than a minute.

@AdityaMr66 2 года назад

100 pc on point and the need of the hour! I live in India and I have seen that some of the most polluting vehicles on road are garbage trucks. These vehicles are usually way past the expiry of their pollution certificates, running on god knows what fuel and are usually overloaded leading to a huge plume of black smoke everytime they pull out of a traffic stop.

@simoncanfer5030 2 года назад

This is so important, and a very nicely filmed episode too!

@dummyxl 2 года назад

That orange Astin Martin ❤️

@sic1038 2 года назад

I really hope that they can pull off cost parity with new diesel, that’s absolutely fantastic if they can. So encouraging!

@althomas7937 2 года назад

Superb! I shall write to my council immediately!

@keriford54 2 года назад

Fantastic episode, I really admire this type of work.

@ryangrange938 2 года назад

Loved this episode, the editing was fantastic and what they are doing is amazing. More like this!

@straighttalk2069 2 года назад

I wish he would've answered Roberts question 12:00 "Are all the hydraulic systems powered from the OG diesel engine or was it a separate system" and making trucks that cater to a specific route is a bad idea because it means they aren't very flexible, otherwise a good project.

@danielrose1392 2 года назад

They are not really building trucks for individual routes but instead evaluating the needs of the specific municipality. Take my local municipality, two weekly routes are above 150km, three between 50km and 100km and all others usually stay below 50km. Why equip all with large batteries when they would end up mostly unused? About the pump: The answer was probably too complex. Just for the press shown in the video: You got three options which range from mechanical driven pumps with hydraulic accumulators to fully electrified systems. When retrofitting to EV the press also has to be retrofitted to an electric pump, but that's an easy off the shelf upgrade in most situations. By observing trucks you can usually tell the system: - Those with accumulators usually have enough power to lift bins without increasing rpm, but need to increase the engine rpm for garbage compression every few bins. - Those with electrical pumps do all keeping the engine at idle rpm. At least in my area, these are the most trucks.

@capitalinventor4823 2 года назад

Roberts next asked if they would add pumps and the reply was that the company keeps things as light as possible to keep costs down. If you read between the lines you can tell that the pumps, along with as much as everything else, gets reused. The pumps would have been powered via the old Diesel engine and after the refurb they will be powered via from the batteries.

@capitalinventor4823 2 года назад

@@danielrose1392 One would want at least a couple of spare trucks with larger batteries to be capable of doing the longer distance routes or routes with lots of hills. If one only had the exact number of truck with the larger batteries as the number of routes requiring them then if any of the trucks had a problem there would be no replacement for it. Just because the trucks are electric vehicles doesn't mean that they will never break down. There could be problems with the hydraulics, a flat tire, it could be involved in a traffic accident, or the contents in the back could catch fire (something that seems to happen about once every year or two in my city from people putting dangerous goods in their garbage). The other year in my city one of the companies contracted to pick up the garbage and recycling in two suburbs lost six trucks when a fire broke out in the building the trucks were stored in. They were sending out trucks for a second shift (I don't know if the people were replaced but they probably were). It took them almost a year to recover. Having trucks with different capabilities would have made their scheduling ability even worse. Imagine if all of their trucks with larger batteries had been lost, something possible if they had different chargers and those were in one area. I agree that having the extra batteries in all of the trucks is wasteful but there is a balance. It also depends on how easy or difficult it is to install and remove extra batteries.

@tonynorfolk5750 2 года назад

Been 'fully charged' for years and don't often comment, but the content and topic in this episode had a great feel good factor, great stats, lots of hope, fingers crossed this generates a tonne of work and future opportunity for the UK and other countries if they can expand as much as they plan to. Would be great to see more of what this company is doing on other projects 👍

@DavidKnowles0 2 года назад

I hope their another episode coming where we get to see some of their electric vehicle conversions.

@tonynorfolk5750 2 года назад

@@DavidKnowles0 absolutely, I've seen a few 'classic' conversions over the years but the amount of seriously high end British classics they looked to be converting in there was incredible. Would be fantastic to see this movement increase and hopefully see more classics being used on the roads due to their upgraded improvements.

@fraserwilson623 2 года назад

another superb video, great work.

@bluceree7312 2 года назад

Tony Soprano will be chuffed about these electric big rigs. He just needs 10%, that's all.

@uksucksme 2 года назад

Love this idea of refurbishing and refitting these working vehicles, and to BEV to cap it off. Reminds me of the military using the same aircraft for decades and they just retrofit and refurbish along the way as needed.♻

@briannjoroge2344 2 года назад

Your videos are so refined! Beautiful work indeed.

@josephcullen2512 2 года назад

I have to say I hate council collection bins. I hate using them. I hate having them sit around. I hate putting them out. I hate the noisy stinky trucks. I hate getting the bins back in. I hate how filthy most people let their bins get putting goodness knows what in all mixed together. The whole rubbish situation is rubbish. Making the trucks better is a significant improvement. I would like something better than the bins themselves though. I’m not sure what. But something

@otterylexa4499 2 года назад

Maybe you would find the video that Not Just Bikes did about rubbish collection in Amsterdam interesting.

@josephcullen2512 2 года назад

@@otterylexa4499 oh okay! Will try to check it out… Thanks

@Muchkneadedmassage 2 года назад

Absolutely awesome. Who knew how exciting a story about garbage trucks could be?!!

@randledmadden 2 года назад

Brilliant! Absolutely stunning. These guys are geniuses.

@jericoba 2 года назад

Man, this is so good! Great initiative. Best of luck.

@howlinguts 2 года назад

One of the best ever from FC, really inspiring. Great job.

@diliplahiri9052 2 года назад

Awesome video thanks!

@martypello7870 2 года назад

Great project, awesome video 👍🏼

@kevfquinn 2 года назад

Excellent stuff - can see why the chap is so excited about where his company is going!

@bigbullstony43 2 года назад

Amazing video. This is what fully charge does best. Informative without all the bluster.

@markiliff 2 года назад

"The sublime to the gor blimey" Nice!

@kuriakos 2 года назад

The boss man is a talker and deal maker. I'm sure they will have lots of business if they can deliver on their promises.

@MarcCoteMusic 2 года назад

Now, more than ever, I notice the noise and the smell of buses and trucks rumbling all around me where I live and wonder when we'll see something like this company doing similar work here in Montreal. We certainly need it given the crazy amount of road and infrastructure work happening these past few years and for the foreseeable future.

@cg986 2 года назад

Great episode. This is the way to go forward!

@cdr219 2 года назад

Great episode. The “longer charge time” to be “kinder to the battery” made me wonder if Lunaz et al. mentioned the concept of swappable batteries in the commercial trucks/lorries. Also, it seems that the concept of modularity was glazed over in favor of personalization. As technology advances, the commercial side of electrifying these trucks will fall short if they must “strip it to bare metal” each time they work on them. Fantastic channel. Kudos to you.

@MoldovanG. 2 года назад

Another great episode. Keep it that way😉

@hughmarcus1 2 года назад

Great Episode. This makes perfect sense.

@garethedwards2883 2 года назад

Amazing company with excellent quality work and great vision for the future

@MrWotamonkey 2 года назад

Love this, it’s really important work. Engineering and ingenuity at its best!

@stephenclay6852 2 года назад

A really nice episode.

@frostyone1967 2 года назад

One of the best videos you have done recently.

@rosen9425 2 года назад

Legit guy running a legit business by the sounds of it. Is innovation hype need everywhere? No. Just do what works and do it incredibly well

@finbat 2 года назад

The production values just keep going up and up!

@tekmepikcha6830 2 года назад

THIS is really creative!

@Miata822 2 года назад

A word of caution for Lunaz: I was at a business that had won a contract to install optional equipment onto an existing fleet of rubbish trucks in the US. The work was rather extensive and required the trucks to be on-site for at least a full day. The facility that was doing this work became overrun with rats that escaped from every nook and cranny on the trucks once work disturbed the homes they had made there. Forewarned is forearmed.