>charging infrastructure is expensive

That does change the ROI time frames vs. buying just the trucks, but anyone buying electric trucks at this time is going to be buying both anyway. Charging infrastructure also pays out really fast given the upkeep cost is close to zero.

>but it doesn't factor European prices right now

Even with electricity prices which are higher the math works out. Prices in 2022 have been between 20% and 200% higher than the price quoted in the video (except Finland, which has lower prices in the 2022 Eurostat figures), and even with that kind of increase there are still very sizeable savings. And that is without calculating the difference in fuel cost.

For example, right now, in France the cost of diesel is 7.435 $/gallon(US) which is 77% higher than the diesel price used by EE.