Electric Trucks
DFDS introduces Shetland’s first electric...
DFDS has deployed the first battery-powered heavy-duty truck operating in the Shetland Islands, marking a significant step in the region’s transition towards lower-emission freight transport.
Electrifying UK fleets could cut operating ...
A new report by EY and Eurelectric suggests that electrifying UK fleets could significantly reduce operating costs for businesses across Europe, with savings of up
Maritime Transport to contribute to Ofgem-f...
Maritime Transport, the UK’s leading provider of integrated road and rail freight logistics, is supporting an Ofgem-funded innovation project aimed at helping freight operators plan
M&S expands electric fleet with Vertel...
Vertellus, the OEM-backed full-service commercial vehicle contract hire and fleet management specialist, is helping Marks & Spencer (M&S) progress its net zero ambitions with the
MAN and TIP Group sign new framework agreem...
MAN Truck & Bus and TIP Group have signed a new three-year framework agreement covering the delivery of up to 1,800 commercial vehicles across 18
AC will power the commercial EV revolution
Electrification of commercial transport is gaining serious momentum across Europe, with overnight AC charging of electric vans and trucks the most practical and affordable way
Renault Trucks expands electric line-up wit...
Renault Trucks has strengthened its urban electric offering with the launch of the Renault Trucks E-Tech D14, a 14-tonne model engineered specifically for city-centre distribution.
IVECO awarded the XXIV International ‘...
IVECO, a leading brand in the design, manufacture, and sale of commercial vehicles, has been awarded the XXIV International Barsanti e Matteucci Prize. This prestigious
Renault Trucks maps public charging hubs fo...
Renault Trucks is publishing an open-source map on its corporate website showing the location of public charging hubs for electric trucks in Europe. This is
Expect Distribution’s first electric ...
Expect Distribution has taken delivery of its first two fully electric heavy goods vehicles as part of the eFREIGHT 2030 project, marking a major step
