Arthur nodded in satisfaction.
Benz's design was remarkably sensible, considering both urban and suburban transport environments. He designed two types of trucks, one equipped with a gasoline engine and the other with a diesel engine, pushing both types into the final experimental phase.
Having two types of trucks also allows us to market them more effectively worldwide.
They not only meet various transportation needs in Australia but are also capable of generating a significant profit from international sales. It's perfect.
As for the question of whether selling these trucks abroad might inadvertently increase the strategic transport capabilities of European and American nations, Arthur was not concerned.
Of course, this doesn't mean that these trucks won't bolster the transportation capabilities of Europe and America. Indeed, once these powerful nations acquire these trucks, their transport capacities will undoubtedly increase significantly. That is undeniable.
