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The all-electric vehicles include Class 3 passenger vans and Class 7 motorcoaches, which are all currently either in service, or soon to be in service, at some of the leading tech companies in the region.
Volkswagen reveals concept car as a preview of the electric vehicle family flagship. The four-door production model will be offered worldwide in the future in the premium mid-size segment.
By analyzing de-identified data from 404,652 light-duty trucks, this EV Suitability Assessment showed potential for fleets.
EV company Polestar and Gores Guggenheim expect to raise $850 million. Polestar’s stock has now started trading on Nasdaq under “PSNY.”
Electric trucks are hitting the market as manufacturers struggle to keep up with consumer enthusiasm and demand, according to a Recurrent study.
The luxury Volkswagen ID. AERO premieres on June 27 and will be released first in China next year before coming to North America.
Universal Technical Institute-Exton is now offering the Ford FACT program to prepare technicians for electric vehicle repair and maintenance, offering certifications in certain manufacturer-specific advanced training programs.
The new resource delivers tools and support for fleets of any size to inform the entirety of the EV conversion journey.
In an effort to foster clean mobility, the two companies signed a MoU to collaborate on R&D for tire technologies over the next three years.
Nikola's New York-based customers are now eligible for an up to $185,000 incentive per battery-electric truck.
Growth in 2022 and 2023 will be driven by utility and light-duty trucks, such as vans in the U.K. and pickup trucks in the U.S.
The first 150 BrightDrop Zevo 600s were delivered throughout Southern California to FedEx Express, a subsidiary of FedEx Corp.
How does an all-electric pickup that burns rubber going uphill with an 1,889-lb. payload fit with fleets?
The new company intends to combine Honda’s mobility development capabilities with Sony’s technologies, beginning sales of EVs and mobility services in 2025.
In a new video, get the breakdown on industry electrification trends, independent EV makers and trends, current statistics, and how you can best plan to electrify your fleet.
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