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Master’s Transportation can now sell and install ZEVX’s battery-electric powertrain and power system products to upgrade light- and medium-duty Class 2-5 commercial vehicles and fleets to zero carbon electric vehicles.

Master’s Transportation offers a full series of commercial vehicles including shuttle buses and vans; school buses and multi-function school activity buses and will use ZEVX's Athena system.
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ZEVX, Inc., a manufacturer of intelligent electric vehicle systems, announced a distribution partnership with Master’s Transportation, Inc., a provider of commercial vehicles for rent, lease, purchase, and service.
Master’s Transportation can now begin selling and installing ZEVX’s series of battery-electric powertrain and power system products to upgrade traditional light- and medium-duty Class 2-5 commercial vehicles and fleets to zero carbon electric vehicles.
Why Did ZEVX Choose Master's Transportation?
As a nationwide provider of rentals, leases, and sales of transportation vehicles, Master’s Transportation offers a full series of commercial vehicles including shuttle buses and vans; school buses and multi-function school activity buses; and has the largest inventory of used commercial buses and vans in the country, according to the company.
In addition, Master’s has complete service departments and a centralized parts department. This enables the company to provide service needs nationwide, as well as the ability to sell and install ZEVX’s intelligent EV power systems.
“In addition to developing the best EV power systems, ZEVX is partnering with the proven leaders in commercial transportation to sell, install and service our technology so that every existing commercial vehicle can help us economically reach our collective zero carbon goals,” said Don Listwin, president and CEO of ZEVX. "Given their reputation, sector experience, expertise, and national reach Master’s Transportation will be a key partner in modernizing today’s bus and van fleets.”
ZEVX offers a series of battery-electric powertrain and power system products that migrate Class 2-5 commercial fleet assets and auxiliary power tools to zero carbon. ZEVX’s platinum service mission starts with customers, operating through a deep partner network using existing automotive service infrastructure and tier 1 fleet management companies (FMCs).
“Our slogan, ‘Moving People Forward’ is at the core of everything we do,” said John Hatman, COO of Master’s Transportation. “Today, we welcome this partnership with ZEVX as the best way for us to help move our customers forward into an electrified future. A future where vans and buses run longer, cost less to operate and contribute more positively to the environment.”
Originally posted on Work Truck Online
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