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Transport Bourassa Receives First Look at Kenworth T680E Battery-Electric Vehicles

Transport Bourassa will use its Kenworth T680Es in regional LTL operations.

Transport Bourassa Receives First Look at Kenworth T680E Battery-Electric Vehicles

From left: Marc-Antoine Fortin (Kenworth district sales manager for Quebec); Transport Bourassa’s Nicolas Belanger (mechanic manager), Benoit Bourassa (local and Ontario operation manager) and Marilyn Bourassa (Transport Bourassa fleet manager); Darrin Child (Kenworth Renton plant manager); and Patrick-Olivier Tremblay (Kenworth Maska – La Présentation sales manager).

Photo: Kenworth Truck Co.

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Transport Bourassa received a first look at its two new KenworthT680E battery-electric vehicles at a ceremony held at the Kenworth Renton manufacturing plant.

Transport Bourassa will use its Kenworth T680Es in regional LTL operations. Transport Bourassa purchased its Kenworth Class 8 battery electric vehicles from Kenworth Maska - La Présentation in Quebec. 

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“Transport Bourassa is committed to doing what’s best for the community and the environment,” said Marilyn Bourassa, fleet manager at Transport Bourassa. “The Kenworth T680Es open a new chapter in our over 60-year history, enabling our fleet to operate in a more sustainable manner and reduce carbon emissions.”

During the ceremony, Darrin Child, Kenworth Renton plant manager, presented the keys to Marilyn Bourassa, who was accompanied by Transport Bourassa’s Benoit Bourassa, local and Ontario operation manager; and Nicolas Belanger, mechanic manager. Patrick-Olivier Tremblay represented Kenworth Maska – La Présentation.

Marc-Antoine Fortin, Kenworth district sales manager for Quebec, also participated in the event. The group also toured the Kenworth Renton manufacturing plant to see Kenworth’s battery electric and other models being built.

“We take pride in Transport Bourassa’s decision to add the Kenworth T680E model and we look forward to continuing to support their operation,” said Tremblay, sales manager of selling dealer Kenworth Maska – La Présentation. 

The Kenworth T680E is designed for pickup and delivery, regional haul and drayage applications, and is available as a day cab as either a tractor or straight truck. The T680E has an 82,000-lb. gross vehicle weight rating and estimated 150-mile operating range, depending on application.

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The Kenworth “Driving To Zero Emissions” program also features the Class 7 K370E and Class 6 K270E battery-electric vehicles, and Paccar charging stations. Both the K270E and K370E are for pickup and delivery and short regional haul operations. The electric powertrain is available with high-density battery packs of 141 kWh, 209 kWh and 282 kWh that deliver up to 100-, 150-, and 200-mile range, respectively. 

Paccar Parts distributes electric vehicle (EV) charging stations that maximize coverage over a full range of Kenworth electric vehicles, with output power from 20 kilowatts (kW) to 350 kW. Customers can rely on the expertise of Paccar Parts and its infrastructure partners to tailor EV charger solutions to fit the needs of any size and fleet. EV chargers can be purchased from Kenworth dealers.

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