Ebikes and Escooters don't solve the grocery problem: You live somewhere which isn't a small efficiency apartment downtown. Your city experiences what people ou

Ebikes and Escooters don't solve the grocery problem: You live somewhere which isn't a small efficiency apartment downtown. Your city experiences what people outside of Southern California call "weather" which makes it difficult and dangerous to travel for extensive periods of the year. You are, perhaps, not even under thirty years old, as difficult as that may be to grasp. You, therefore, need a way to get as many groceries into your home as possible while the "weather" is tractable. This requires a vehicle with cargo space. Nothing you mentioned has that unless you buy a wagon or other trailer to pull behind the vehicle, which would destroy your mileage.