What types of commercial or industrial vehicles currently have an electrified version?

Cargo and material-handling equipment is the correct choice because this category includes vehicles specifically designed for industrial applications, such as forklifts, automated guided vehicles (AGVs), and delivery trucks, which are increasingly being electrified to reduce emissions and improve efficiency. The shift towards electrification in this sector is driven by the need for lower operational costs, quieter operations, and regulatory pressures for reduced environmental impact. As battery technology improves and charging infrastructure expands, electric versions of these vehicles are being adopted more broadly within various industries.

In contrast, the electrification of vehicles in other categories, such as passenger sedans and SUVs, luxury vehicles and sports cars, and motorcycles and scooters, while notable, does not focus on the specialized demands and operational environments that cargo and material-handling vehicles cater to. These other vehicles serve different markets and uses, making them less representative of the industrial and commercial electrification landscape that heavily features cargo and material-handling equipment.