RIZON Adds U.S. Dealerships; Trucks Rolling Out in California Fleets

RIZON has expanded its U.S. sales network with new dealerships in Arizona, New York, New Jersey, and Washington State. Also, more than 20 all-electric RIZON trucks to enter fleet and municipal operations across California.

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November 18, 2025

Box truck with a red cab parked in a parking space. — Republic Master Chefs is deploying five RIZON box trucks to deliver textiles and linens to hospitality and food service customers throughout Southern California.
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RIZON, an all-electric commercial truck brand, continues its steady growth across North America with new customer deliveries and dealership expansions. More than 20 RIZON trucks will enter service with fleets and municipalities in California, while new dealerships have been established in Arizona, New York, New Jersey, and Washington State.

“Seeing RIZON trucks at work in such a wide range of industries, from municipal services to hospitality and fuel delivery, underscores the practicality of electric trucks in everyday operations,” said Alex Voets, general manager of RIZON USA. “Our expanding customer base and dealership network show that more fleets are recognizing the environmental and operational benefits of going electric.”

RIZON Trucks in Use Across California

Fleets in California are deploying RIZON trucks in various roles. Those fleets using RIZON trucks include:

Republic Master Chefs is deploying five RIZON box trucks to deliver textiles and linens to hospitality and food service customers throughout Southern California.
Urban Estates, a real estate developer, will introduce five RIZON e18M trucks equipped with junk-hauling bodies to support property maintenance and site clean-up operations.
A popular Southern California entertainment venue has added three RIZON trucks—two refrigerated and one tool truck—for on-site logistics, helping move equipment and supplies quietly and without tailpipe emissions.
West Coast Biofuel, a California-based producer and distributor of renewable diesel and low-emission fuels, has added two RIZON flatbed trucks to its fleet, supporting renewable fuel distribution and contributing to cleaner operations.
The City of Bakersfield will add six RIZON trucks to its municipal fleet for urban sanitation and public works operations, including waste collection and community clean-up; four of the trucks will feature flatbed bodies.
Long Beach City College, recognized for its sustainability leadership, is deploying five RIZON trucks with service bodies to support campus operations and facilities maintenance.
Additional municipal and public customers include the Cities of El Cajon, Claremont, La Mirada, and the Port of Los Angeles.

RIZON Expands Dealer Network

To meet growing demand, RIZON has expanded its U.S. dealership network with new partners offering localized sales, service, and fleet support. The new dealerships include”

Diversified Truck and Equipment Sales (Arizona) – Serving commercial fleets since 1976.
Range Zero Emissions (Washington) – Specializing in electric vehicle solutions and incentive avigation.
Alta eMobility (New Jersey and New York) – A division of Alta Equipment Group, providing end-to-end fleet electrification services.

More Than 7 Million Electrified Miles

Manufactured by a global OEM with decades of commercial vehicle expertise and more than 7 million miles of electric driving experience, RIZON delivers confidence from the ground up. With proprietary RIZONCONNECT connectivity services, a fully integrated active safety system, the segment’s leading warranty, and flexible financing options, RIZON makes going electric straightforward and dependable.

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