Campervan operators say switch to EV harder than anticipated
Jucy and Tourism Holdings are both trialling electric vehicles.
Campervan hire company Jucy has reined back its hope to convert its entire fleet to electric vehicles within two years but will still give it a good crack. Its competitor Tourism Holdings also says it will take longer than first thought to convert to electric.
Auckland-based Jucy is running a
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Campervan operators say switch to EV harder than anticipated
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