Attendees will be able to ride along in the electric Canoo Lifestyle Vehicle (LV) and the Canoo Lifestyle Delivery Vehicle (LDV), along with electric passenger cars, trucks, and vans from eight other automakers.
Canoo’s Lifestyle Delivery Vehicle (LDV0 is expected to hit the road in 2023, though Canoo is kicking off advanced deliveries in the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex in the coming weeks.
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Fleet Forward: The Tour announces the addition of Canoo electric vehicles to the Dallas event, convening Sept. 15 at the NYLO Hotel in Irving. Attendees will also be able to ride along in two of Canoo's models and experience electric passenger cars, trucks, and vans from seven other automakers.
With 120 ft. of cargo volume and an 80kWh battery, Canoo's Lifestyle Delivery Vehicle (LDV) is engineered for high frequency stop-and-go deliveries and rapid vehicle to door drop-off. The LDV is expected to hit the road in 2023, though Canoo is kicking off advanced deliveries in the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex in the coming weeks.
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The Lifestyle Vehicle has SUV-like interior dimensions, five to seven seats, and up to 250-mile range on an 80-kWh battery.
An offshoot of the Fleet Forward Conference, Fleet Forward: The Tour consists of one-day, regional events in which fleet operators can drive EVs and experience other new technologies behind the wheel. The Tour is free for qualified fleet managers.
The day also includes seminars, networking opportunities, and a closing happy hour. During lunch and networking breaks, attendees can interact with tabletop exhibits.
“Canoo is about to make a big splash with fleets in the Dallas Ft. Worth area, and we’re excited to play a part,” said Chris Brown, conference chair. “Come out on Sept. 15 to experience the Canoo vehicles yourself, along with a host of others!”
Attendees to the Dallas Tour stop will also get to drive the Ford F-150 Lightning.
Photo: Chris Brown
Vehicles confirmed for Dallas include:
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Canoo Lifestyle Vehicle (LV)
Canoo Lifestyle Delivery Vehicle (LDV)
Cenntro LS 400
Chevrolet Bolt
Ford F-150 Lightning
Ford F-250 EV Conversion from ZEVx
Ford E-Transit
Ford Transit 350HD Passenger Van from Lightning eMotors
Polestar 2 Sedan
Volvo XC40 Recharge
Volvo C40 Recharge
Xos SV05 step van
Registration for the Dallas stop is open now.
After Dallas, the final stop is the larger Fleet Forward Conference, which will convene in Santa Clara Nov. 9-11.
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