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Massachusetts Moving Company Adds EV Box Truck with Air Deflector
Ezekiel Wheeler, owner of Intelligent Moving & Labor, stated he anticipates range extension benefits of 10 to 20%.
December 9, 2021
FuelScoop (dry freight) and FridgeScoop (reefer trucks) models are available for Isuzu, Hino, Mitsubishi, Mercedes/Freightliner Sprinter, Ford Transit, Freightliner, and International medium-duty box trucks.
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Intelligent Moving & Labor in Arlington, Massachusetts, has added a new electric medium-duty box truck equipped with Aeroz-America's FuelScoop product. FuelScoop is an aerodynamic, roof mounted air deflector.
Ezekiel Wheeler, owner of Intelligent Moving & Labor, stated he anticipates range extension benefits of 10‐20%, on a par with FuelScoop typical gas savings. The company's green commitment includes its fully solar powered warehouse and offices, additional electric cars, and a plastic-free moving service.
“We’ve worked with multiple moving companies over the years to improve their fuel consumption and simultaneously reduce their carbon footprint; however, this is our first EV installation,” said Mike Visser, CEO of Aeroz-America.
Aeroz has been involved in the development, manufacture, and distribution of medium-duty commercial truck aerodynamics since the 1980s. FuelScoop (dry freight) and FridgeScoop (reefer trucks) models are available for Isuzu, Hino, Mitsubishi, Mercedes/Freightliner Sprinter, Ford Transit, Freightliner, and International medium-duty box trucks.
Topics:Battery-Electric VehiclesMedium-Duty TrucksBattery-Electric TrucksAerodynamicsBox TrucksElectric Vehicles
Originally posted on Work Truck Online
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