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Electric delivery vehicle provides ‘mobile billboard’ for CBD drinks supplier

A leading CBD drinks company is using a new electric delivery truck as a ‘mobile billboard’ to help promote its business.

  • ePower Trucks X-Cell Cosmo delivers in London(1)
  • ePower Trucks X-Cell Cosmo setup

Based in East London, Intune produces all-natural drinks using CBD – short for cannabidiol, which is a cannabis plant extract believed to have a range of health benefits.

To deliver its products within London, and to provide a pop-up bar for events, Intune purchased an X-Cell electric delivery vehicle from ePowerTrucks.

Designed for couriers, post and parcel delivery and last-mile logistics applications, the X-Cell is available in three different versions, which have top speeds of up to 50mph, a range of up to 120 miles and can carry a 500kg payload. Multiple cargo bed configurations are available.

Intune opted for a bespoke box body, which easily converts into a mobile bar for events; its electric vehicle – named ‘Cosmo’ following a social media poll – recently travelled to the Camp Bestival music festival in Dorset and Birch Community, the out-of-London retreat.

Nakita Banger, marketing manager at Intune, said: “Cosmo has helped us to diversify our business and show up in a fun and creative way at events, bars and venues and for our customers. We wanted an electric delivery vehicle because it is in line with our sustainability goals.

“The X-Cell is ideal for our needs, plus it also looks really distinctive and works as a mobile billboard for our business. Cosmo turns a lot of heads wherever we go, which is great for building brand awareness. It is very simple to use and to charge up, and we easily get a day’s deliveries done on a single charge.”

Intune will be taking Cosmo to a range of outdoor events and festivals this summer, including the Alfresco Festival in Tunbridge Wells, Kent and the Wildwood Disco near Linton, Cambridgeshire.

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Written by Natalie Middleton

Natalie has worked as a fleet journalist for over 20 years, previously as assistant editor on the former Company Car magazine before joining Fleet World in 2006. Prior to this, she worked on a range of B2B titles, including Insurance Age and Insurance Day.

Natalie edits all the Fleet World websites and newsletters, and loves to hear about any latest industry news.

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