Volta Trucks to Enter U.S. Market with Electric Class 7
European electric truck manufacturer Volta Trucks plans to operate its Class 7 Volta Zero electric truck in California in 2023.
European electric truck manufacturer Volta Trucks plans to operate its Class 7 Volta Zero electric truck in California in 2023.
After including dealer and manufacturer fleet sales, the total fleet share of all sales was 14%, up 2% from April 2021's fleet share.
Combined sales into large rental, commercial and government buyers were up over 4% year over year in April.
Bickerton manages Australian Postal Corporation's fleet, which delivers 20 billion items to 11 million addresses across Australia every day, often via multiple types of vehicles. The fleet comprises 16,000 vehicles, including motorcycles, cars, vans, small and large trucks, and prime movers.
It's the largest industrial investment ever made in Spain and represents an increase from the original €7B funding for the Future Fast Forward project, announced in March by Volkswagen and SEAT S.A.
The Northern California operation is recognized for setting a standard of excellence for the auction industry.
GM will not facilitate vehicle imports or conduct any commercial activity in the country for the foreseeable future, the statement reads.
The Hyundai IONIQ 5 took top honors. Other awarded models included the Mercedes Benz EQS, the Audi e-tron GT, the Toyota Yaris Cross, the KIA EV6, and the Ford Mustang Mach-e.
Nearly 470,000 Class 8 regional-haul trucks could convert to battery-electric technology today with no loss in productivity or efficiency, according to a report from the North American Council for Freight Efficiency.
Berg Insight ranks Cartrack and MiX Telematics as the largest providers of fleet management solutions in South Africa. Cartrack alone has more than 500,000 active units in the country. The remaining top five companies are Tracker, Netstar, and Ctrack.
“Alternative fuels infrastructure targets must be ambitious to allow for a wide deployment of zero-emission vehicles in the EU,” reads the letter.
The units provide fast charging speeds of up to 150 kW, enough to deliver up to 160 km of driving in as little as 10 minutes, depending on the EV model.
The study finds that no state ranked as fully ready for electric vehicles at present; public charging infrastructure lags, and that climate suitability is crucial to EV readiness.
DHL Supply Chain will be the first customer to pilot Volvo Autonomous Solutions’ autonomous truck solution and Transport-as-a-Service model.
Former entrepreneur-in-residence of EmployBridge and Citi will advise DriveItAway in providing employer ESG/EV-focused entry-level employee transportation solutions.
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