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There have been microchip shortages, workforce challenges, supply chain disruption, and interest rates hikes. All are catalysts for innovation and transformation, which will make fleet stronger as solutions are developed.
Volvo Trucks executive Jessica Sandström detailed new and evolving powertrain technologies — and possible legislative solutions — that can take trucking into a net-zero emissions future by 2050.
Refuse fleets are one of the fastest growing markets for compressed natural gas, primarily because of the significant fuel cost savings that can be realized. The Natural Gas Vehicle Institute offers these key factors refuse fleets need to examine when considering upgrading to CNG.
The Mercedes-Benz Charging Hubs will create more than 2,000 high-power charging points with a long-term goal to develop more than 2,000 Charging Hubs with more than 10,000 charging points by 2030.
Difficulty sourcing replacement units continues to be an ongoing pain point. Likewise fleet costs are up. Compared to CY-2020 vehicle acquisitions costs are approximately 19% higher while maintenance and fuel increased 25-40%.
First Hydrogen completed two fleet trials of its hydrogen fuel-cell-powered vehicles, achieving a range of 630 kilometers (about 391 miles) on a single refueling.
Barbara Zuroick, U.S. fleet & safety manager at AstraZeneca, retired from the global biopharamceutical company on June 2023. Zuroick was recognized as a leader in sustainability, championing AstraZeneca’s transition to a zero-emission fleet.
The deal further positions Cox Mobility in the fleet maintenance sector and expands its servicing of light, medium, and heavy-duty trucks and trailers.
Vehicle-to-Home (V2H) technology rollout across new Ultium-based electric vehicles by model year 2026 will offer customers more control over power usage.
On July 28, VinFast officially broke ground at its electric vehicle manufacturing site, located in Chatham County, North Carolina, near Raleigh, the state capital.
VinFast broke ground at its electric vehicle manufacturing site in Chatham County, North Carolina, near Raleigh, the state capital. The ceremony marked a major milestone for VinFast's global expansion and North American supply chain development.
Under a three-year financial agreement, the two companies will each invest €300 million to develop ALD | Leaseplan’s range of electric vehicles across the EU.
The partnership will offer Alphabet customers a full range of charging services from EV charging provider E.On, including planning and installation, charge point operation, and maintenance.
Part of a reported 100,000-vehicle order from Rivian, the Amazon vans will deliver packages across major German cities, including Munich, Berlin and Dusseldorf.
With annual production capacity of 250,000+ EVs, the facility will build Ford’s new generation of electric passenger vehicles for European customers.
On July 28, VinFast officially broke ground at its electric vehicle manufacturing site, located in Chatham County, North Carolina, near Raleigh, the state capital.
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