Electric Trucks
Daf Trucks begins EV training rollout for t...
Daf Trucks has launched a dedicated electric vehicle (EV) product training scheme for its network-based technicians, as deliveries of its LF Electric and CF Electric
Volvo Trucks launches electric truck with l...
Volvo Trucks continues to lead the deployment of zero-tailpipe emission trucks across the world. In North America, the company now launches an enhanced version of
Ricardo to advance next generation electric...
Ricardo, a global environmental, engineering and strategic consulting company, is demonstrating its commitment to decarbonising global transport by leading a programme which will advance the
Volvo’s electric trucks tested in extreme...
Many of us have experienced it – the battery in the phone loses power when the blistering cold sets in. To avoid the same fate,
Volta Trucks & Astheimer Design wins D...
Volta Trucks, a leading and disruptive full-electric commercial vehicle manufacturer and services provider, and its strategic design partner, Astheimer Design of Warwick, UK, have won
UK Electric truck pioneers, TEVVA, looking ...
EVera Recruitment, today, announced they had been tasked by TEVVA to identify and recruit dozens of engineers across a range of key disciplines, including; manufacturing,
Tevva secures substantial funding to develo...
Electric and hydrogen truck pioneer Tevva is pleased to announce that it has successfully raised US$57 million by way of an oversubscribed private placement from
Renault Trucks completes first electric veh...
Timed to coincide with COP26, Renault Trucks has successfully completed its Electric Vehicle Roadshow (EV Roadshow) 1 – 13 November. Demonstrating that zero tailpipe emission
Battery-electric trucks are our future
In the first feasibility study on the electrification of regional delivery traffic, which is based on real company data, Fraunhofer ISI, commissioned by Transport &
Upgrade infrastructure to power switch to e...
Businesses need to upgrade their electric infrastructure today in order to power electric transport fleets tomorrow, says energy firm Vattenfall UK. The UK’s industrial electrical
