zero-emission HGVs
MAN hydrogen truck trials enter final phase...
Road testing of hydrogen-powered trucks has entered a significant new phase as MAN Truck & Bus begins real-world logistics operations under the Bayernflotte research project.
Scottish Government adds £1m to help HGV S...
The Scottish Government has announced a further £1 million investment in its SME Fleet Analysis Support Fund, extending practical support for small and medium-sized haulage
Daimler Truck unveils Mercedes-Benz NextGen...
Daimler Truck has revealed the Mercedes-Benz NextGenH2 Truck, marking a major milestone in the manufacturer’s development of hydrogen-powered heavy goods vehicles. Following an extensive development
Voltempo powers UK’s first megawatt-scale...
The eFREIGHT 2030 consortium has reached a major milestone with the official opening of the UK’s first megawatt-scale electric heavy goods vehicle (eHGV) charging site,
DfT launches consultation on UK HGV CO₂ e...
The Department for Transport (DfT) has launched a public consultation on a new regulatory framework designed to reduce CO₂ emissions from heavy goods vehicles (HGVs),
HyHaul Mobility has closed its Zehid HyHaul...
HyHaul Mobility has ended its Zehid HyHaul project, scrapping plans for a £14m hydrogen HGV corridor along the UK’s M4 after failing to secure sufficient
DPD to start long term trial of the Mercede...
Leading premium parcel delivery firm DPD has confirmed a long-term trial of the all-electric Mercedes-Benz eActros 300 lowliner. The trial will see the truck deployed
ScotCharge launched to help decarbonise fre...
Some of the UK’s leading fleet electrification firms have come together to launch ScotCharge, a new consortium aimed at accelerating the decarbonisation of Scotland’s HGV
New HGV registrations falls but ZEV uptake ...
New HGV registrations declined by -14.5% in the third quarter of 2025 with 9,272 new trucks entering service in the UK, according to the latest
HGV market declines in Q2 but its not all b...
Heavy goods vehicle (HGV) registrations fell by -11.2% in the second quarter of 2025, with 10,185 new trucks joining UK roads, according to the latest
