Electric Trucks
IVECO to showcase complete electric lineup ...
Italian commercial vehicle manufacturer IVECO is set to make one of the most comprehensive zero-emission statements at Road Transport Expo (RTX) 2026, displaying its entire
IVECO and Gruber Logistics launch EMPOWER e...
IVECO and Gruber Logistics are set to begin real-world testing of a new battery-electric heavy-duty truck as part of the European EMPOWER project, marking a
Volvo FM Electric shows its steel for speci...
Yorkshire haulage firm ET Morris & Sons has made history by completing the UK’s first delivery of fossil-free steel, using a Volvo FM Electric 4×2
HGV electrification: from pilot to practice
Electric HGV registrations in the UK grew by more than 170% in 2025, with 587 new vehicles registered – taking the cumulative total over 1,000
Maritime Transport and CCEP launch first fu...
Maritime Transport and Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP) have reached a major milestone in the decarbonisation of UK road freight with the introduction of the first
DAF starts production of XG Electric and XG...
DAF Trucks has started series production of its new XG Electric and XG+ Electric models, expanding its zero-emission truck range for long-haul transport applications. Built
Milence lands €120M to supercharge Europe...
Milence has secured a €120 million financing facility to accelerate the rollout of its high-performance charging network for electric trucks across Europe, marking a significant
Rocsys S2 next-generation HGV hands-free ch...
Rocsys, the global leader in hands-free charging for electric and autonomous vehicles, today launched the S2, its next-generation hands-free charging solution for heavy-duty electric vehicles
Depot Charging Scheme helps Bartrums Haulag...
Voltempo has delivered a high-power depot charging solution for Bartrums Haulage at its headquarters in Eye, supporting the operator’s plans to expand its electric heavy
A single eHGV could save 1000 tonnes of car...
Hitachi ZeroCarbon and GRIDSERVE have published the fourth report from the Electric Freightway project, revealing that a single electric heavy goods vehicle (eHGV) could cut
