Aramark Hits 275,000 Electric Miles
Based on Motiv's EPIC F-59 chassis, during the more 275,000 emission-free miles, the vans have saved Aramark more than $100,000 in fuel and maintenance costs, and are currently operating at a 99% uptime.
Aramark's Motiv-powered Step Vans have saved the company more than $100,000 in fuel and maintenance costs and are currently operating at a 99% uptime.
Photo: Motiv Power Systems
Aramark, a safety, food, facilities, and uniform services provider, operates 31 Motiv-powered vehicles in California. The company announced that it has officially covered more than 275,000 emissions-free miles with the step vans.
Based on Motiv's EPIC F-59 chassis, during the more 275,000 emission-free miles, the vans have saved Aramark more than $100,000 in fuel and maintenance costs, and are currently operating at a 99% uptime.
Motiv showed off the F-59 chassis at The Work Truck Show 2020. The chassis was built to serve urban fleet delivery customers for parcel and delivery vans, school and shuttle buses. It features a shorter wheelbase and Motiv's modular battery system.
These trucks are on the road in some of California's most polluted areas and help eliminate toxic tailpipe emissions while serving their communities. Additionally, Aramark has ordered an additional several dozen Motiv-powered step vans to be deployed next year.
Originally posted on Work Truck Online
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