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The shift to zero-emission trucks brings opportunities and challenges for the industry in core areas such as powertrain, service, and vehicle digitization.
McKinsey study: Prices of emissions-free trucks need to fall by as much as half to make them an affordable alternative to diesel models.
Located primarily along Interstate 15, the corridor will run from Los Angeles to Las Vegas and, upon completion, will include more than 60 chargers.
Legislators and activists who want to keep Washington’s expensive CO2 tax claim repeal would harm “roads and bridges.” But is that true? No.
While zero-emission vehicles still face significant challenges, the gradual improvement of heavy-duty vehicles’ zero-emission powertrains marches on.
Trucking companies that carry cargo on short trips for the California ports will have difficulty switching to zero-emission trucks to meet state regulatory requirements by 2035.
Independent trucking owner-operators continue to have difficulty justifying investments needed to meet the state’s zero-emission vehicle mandate.
Mike Roeth, Executive Director of NACFE, recently spoke with Charlotte Argue on the state of commercial adoption of electric vehicles.
Volvo has unveiled the next generation of its FH Electric heavy-duty electric truck, boasting an electric range of up to 600 km.
Regulatory roadblocks and high prices are delaying the roll-out of heavy-duty electric trucks in Australia.
Two-step permitting phase to be considered with input from manufacturers, motor carriers.
Toyota is taking a safer trajectory and focusing on more traditional internal combustion vehicles with hybrid options.
Volvo Trucks announced it will launch next year a new long-range version of its FH Electric capable of reaching roughly 375 miles on a single charge.
Oregon, California and Washington are getting a major boost from the federal government to advance the shipment of goods by zero-emission trucks on Interstate 5.
Strategy will now involve putting plug-in hybrids on the road – possibly even mild hybrids.