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I bought an eFatbike almost exactly a year ago and have already put almost 4000km on it. In my case it's for recreational use though.
eFatbike? That seems counter-intuitive. You'd get far better range by downsizing tires.
Yeah, but with skinny tires you can't do this
If you ride it in winter, more power to you.
I have an MTB aswell with 2.5" wide tires, but that's imposible to drive on snowy trails, so my intention was to get eFat for winter riding, but it completely supplanted my MTB.
That's awesome then.
Riding in sand and/or snow are pretty much the only reasons, I guess that and it absorbs a decent amount of bumps if you have shitty roads.