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Hyundai to Offer Fuel Cell Models for Entire CV LIneup

Hyundai Fuel Cell Truck

South Korean automaker Hyundai announced plans to offer hydrogen fuel cell versions of all its commercial vehicles by 2028; Under its Hydrogen Vision 2040 that aims to achieve carbon neutrality, Hyundai wants to make hydrogen-based vehicles a key part of commercial transportation system.

Gaudet to Retire from AutoZone, New Fleet Manager Named

Clay Gaudet

Clay Gaudet, fleet manager for AutoZone, will retire from the company on Sept. 30, where he managed a fleet of 15,958 vehicles. Alexander Sikes was named AutoZone fleet manager to succeed Gaudet. Sikes  previously was the senior fleet coordinator for AutoZone and has worked with Gaudet since 2016.

AF Editor Mike Antich Wins Industry Icon Award

(L-R) IARA President Paul Seger, NAAA CEO Tricia Heon, Mike Antich, and IARA  Executive Director...

The eighth annual Ed Bobit Industry Icon Award was awarded to Mike Antich, the associate publisher and editor of Automotive Fleet Magazine at the Summer Roundtable Conference produced by the International Automotive Remarketers Alliance (IARA). The icon award recognizes leaders who shaped the industry.

Mercedes-Benz Takes Next Step to Electric Only

Ola Källenius

In its next strategic step toward electric-only product lines, Mercedes-Benz is taking an 33% equity stake in European battery cell manufacturer Automotive Cells Company (ACC) to scale up development and production of next-generation high-performance battery cells and modules.

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