The Vendor Direct Shipping program lets fleets order charging hardware solutions directly from Volvo Trucks dealers when they purchase VNR Electric trucks.
Nissan’s first all-electric crossover will be available at a starting MSRP of $43,190.
These vehicles will be used for regional product deliveries in California, Maryland, Minnesota, and Washington state.
DHS is the first federal agency to debut a battery-electric vehicle fitted for performing law enforcement functions.
VIA Motors sold 2,000 Class 3 electric chassis cabs to Pegasus Specialty Vehicles.
The car rental operator plans to install a national network of EV charging solutions for Hertz, its customers, and the public, powered by BP Pulse.
Cox Automotive Mobility will help fleets convert to electric vehicles and modernize while expanding its fleet of mobile service trucks outfitted with on-demand charging for EV fleet customers.
For this pilot program, 14 SOLO Cargos will be used to deliver pizzas at some California Pizza Hut locations. The three-wheeled electric vehicle can fit 10 large pizzas in its insulated cargo area.
Bollinger Motors and Wabash are combining forces to integrate EcoNex Technology with Bollinger’s Class 4 electric chassis cab.
Customers nationwide will get complete maintenance and warranty programs for their electric fleet vehicles.
4 Gen Logistics plans to deploy 41 Volvo VNR electric trucks and Electrify America plans to install 30 electric fleet-dedicated chargers at the Port of Long Beach.
The auto dealership worked with the Shyft Group to place an initial order for the all-electric Class 3, 4, and 5 delivery vans. Fleets can now pre-order the EV vans.
Nissan approves the first bi-directional charger for use with its Nissan LEAF models in the U.S. The Fermata Energy FE-15 charger allows business owners to utilize their Nissan LEAF to help reduce energy costs.
The new offering in Lightning’s lineup of Class 3-8 commercial electric vehicles will be available to municipal and private transit agencies throughout North America.
With an eye on becoming a zero-emission SUV leader, Jeep unveils its plans for four new all-electric SUVs in North America and Europe by 2025.
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