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Rivian Boosts Production At Georgia Plant
The plant will build 300,000 vehicles annually, starting production in 2028 and expanding its robotaxi manufacturing capacity.
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The plant will build 300,000 vehicles annually, starting production in 2028 and expanding its robotaxi manufacturing capacity.
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The electric Xos step van is designed to accommodate an extensive variety of medium-duty bodies.
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Europcar says the new fleet management agreement with CBVC will support the Group’s aims by encouraging staff take-up of electric vehicles (EVs), which will also allow drivers to take advantage of the significant tax benefits available to company drivers choosing a zero emission vehicle.
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With the need to minimize carbon footprints, match the right fleet vehicle to the task, and maneuver in increasingly congested areas, fleets could use the FUV from Arcimoto in a growing number of niche applications. Mark Frohnmayer, the company’s founder and CEO, lays out the plan.
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The medium-duty powertrain increases performance and lowers costs.
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Ezekiel Wheeler, owner of Intelligent Moving & Labor, stated he anticipates range extension benefits of 10 to 20%.
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Claiming a first for the industry, a national construction equipment and services hire company is offering a zero-emission option to construction companies.
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The European safety testing organization, Euro NCAP, has openly criticized Renault for the lack of safety standards on the updated Zoe and Dacia Spring in its latest round of safety ratings.
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Customers of ELMS' electric delivery vans and trucks will leverage Nauto’s predictive-AI fleet safety platform across various use cases and industries, such as parcel delivery, telecom, utilities, hauling, and e-commerce.
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GM subsidiary BrightDrop opens its first dealership in Fontana, California, bringing electric vehicles to commercial fleet operators.
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BP plans to grow its global network of EV charging points from around 11,000 to more than 70,000.
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