A word about range: During a typical day, most delivery vans remain close to the terminal out of which they operate. For this reason, range is not as much of an issue as you might imagine. Per one source, the average Federal Express and United Parcel Service (UPS) truck travels just 100-150 miles per day. Equipping a delivery truck to travel a greater distance would require a heavier battery, which would eat into both range and weight limits. For this reason, the trucks listed above are not equipped with larger batteries. As commercial EV-van adoption expands, longer-range vehicles will likely be made available for those applications requiring extended travel.