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The eStar was designed from the chassis up as an electric vehicle for use in cities. Intended to replace fossil-­fuel-powered trucks for things like package deliveries, it can haul up to 1,800 kilograms. The truck features a battery pack that can be swapped out in 20 minutes; a fully charged pack will let the eStar travel up to 161 kilometers.

Credit: Navistar

Product: eStar Truck

Cost: Under $150,000

Availability: Now

Source: www.estar-ev.com

Company: Navistar

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