Rivian’s Electric Van May Soon Be Available to Fleets
The EV maker is in discussions with Amazon to remove the exclusivity clause of their delivery van agreement.
The EV maker is in discussions with Amazon to remove the exclusivity clause of their delivery van agreement.
The new International S13 Integrated Powertrain is built for the vocational market and developed in collaboration with the Traton Group.
Core Development Group plans to develop one of the largest EV fleet charging systems in the Americas with the help of utility companies.
New products, EVs, and more! Here is a roundup of the top news from Work Truck Week 2023.
After one year of success with the E-Transit, Ford Pro is boosting production at the Kansas City Assembly Plant starting later in March 2023.
Join us in the “Silicon Orchard” on March 30 for a one-day exclusive event where fleet managers can drive EVs and experience the latest technologies, bundled with seminars, networking, and lunch.
Rapid Response Defense Systems will use Mullen Automotive Class 1 EV cargo van for federal government business.
Five favorite fleet vehicles — Toyota Tundra crew cab, Toyota Tundra extended cab, Rivian R1T crew cab, Honda Odyssey, and Toyota Sienna — earn top safety recognition.
Numerous cars rolled away with 2023 Top Safety Pick and Top Safety Pick+ awards. Find out which popular fleet cars made the list!
At Work Truck Week 2023, REE Automotive announced its new authorized U.S. dealers that will offer Powered by REE EVs.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has granted Top Safety Pick or Top Safety Pick+ status to 30 SUVs after enduring rigorous testing and stricter criteria than ever before.
This week's average price represents a decrease of just around 3 cents per gallon compared with the prior week and a decrease of $1 per gallon compared to one year prior.
Hino Trucks announced an expansion of its product range to include electric vehicles. Hino Trucks will offer an electric version of their M- and L- Series.
SEA Electric and Mack Trucks entered a five-year agreement that will help lower emissions. SEA Electric will become a Tier 1 partner to Mack Trucks.
The 48V li-ion auxiliary power systems are compatible with any chassis including EVs needing ePTO or jobsite power.
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