Atlis Motor Vehicles announced the production of its AMV battery cell to power 300-, 400-, and 500-mile range batteries for the company’s heavy-duty electric pickups. Atlis says those batteries will be the first to charge in less than 15 minutes.
The OEM plans to integrate Electriphi’s capabilities with Ford Pro services to develop advanced charging and energy management experiences for commercial customers.
The companies will install charging stations at municipal accounts across North America.
Through PowerMIFleet, Consumers Energy will provide expertise and consultation services to Michigan businesses, governments, and school systems.
The Port of Los Angeles’ Shore-to-Store pilot demonstration will assess the operational and technical feasibility of hydrogen-powered fuel cell electric trucks in a heavy-duty setting.
The U.S. Department of Energy announced initiatives designed to address potential challenges to zero-emissions vehicles – battery materials and technologies, and affordable clean hydrogen.
The cleanest natural-gas-powered trucks will be exempt from the Port of Long Beach Clean Truck Fund Rate as a transitional step to zero-emissions trucks becoming widely available.
Penske Truck Leasing took delivery of two VNR Electrics from Volvo Trucks North America, expanding its fleet of battery-electric Class 8 models available in Southern California.
Guests discuss New York City's plans for an all-electric fleet and supporting public use of electric vehicles.
The Van Dyke Electric Powertrain Center will produce electric motors and electric transaxles for Ford’s growing electric vehicle lineup, including the 2022 F-150 Lightning.
The Renault Arkana comes with a new E-TECH 145 hp hybrid engine with 230V 1.2kWh battery.
By adding further assembly capability in the U.S., SEA Electric has created the potential to assemble approximately 60,000 electric trucks per year.
Toyota's electrified product portfolio will expand to around 70 models globally by 2025, including 15 new battery electric vehicles.
Charging on the go will bring convenience to electric vehicle owners throughout the U.S. and Canada by the end of 2022.
The charging stations will provide vehicle-to-grid (V2G), sequential capable power supplies and dispensers for the battery technology in Battle Motors vehicles.
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