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The Tradesperson is my only bike currently. I don't own a car, and while I rarely ride more than 100km in a given week, I do ride it every day.
I work at a cargo-specific shop and spend a fair amount of time working with and riding on both the Rohloff and Nuvinci (Enviolo), and while the Nunvinci is super cool and we've had a lot of success having them on our Bosch cargo bikes, the range isn't quite enough for an acoustic cycletruck in Seattle... at least not for my baby legs.
To clarify for anyone reading, I'm not trying to justify purchasing a Rohloff - I think they're neat, and I want one. I'm fortunate enough to work at a place where I can get one at cost -which puts it within financial reach for me- and I'm excited to take advantage of that.
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Not sure I'd go that far. My last 3 grocery bikes have all been found on the street. So this is clearly already a step above that.
Sounds good though. Willing to bet this will be the only bike of this style with a Rohloff.
Not as nice as a Rohloff but worth pointing out that these Nuvinci hubs are still available for massive discounts:
https://www.bike-discount.de/en/nuvinci_cycling_enviolo