Workhorse Increases Midwest Presence with Ziegler Truck Group
Workhorse has expanded its dealer network by partnering with Ziegler Truck Group, which has locations in Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin.
Ziegler Truck Group has become the 11th distribution partner for Workhorse and has locations in Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin.
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Workhorse Group has added Ziegler Truck Group to its network of dealers, bringing the company’s total dealer count to 11 partners nationwide.
Ziegler Truck Group has locations in Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin, expanding Workhorse’s dealer network across the Midwest region. With a 110-year legacy of selling and servicing the premier brands in construction, energy, and agriculture equipment, Ziegler Truck Group brings knowledge, advanced infrastructure, and expertise to the zero-emission vehicle space, Workhorse said.
“The expansion of our dealer network to the upper Midwest, and now to 11 partners nationwide, demonstrates Workhorse’s continued progress as we increase production and sales across the country,” said Workhorse CEO Rick Dauch. “We are pleased to partner with Ziegler Truck Group to meet the growing needs of customers as EV adoption continues to grow.”
Johannes Ariens, Ziegler Truck Group, said the company is building its portfolio of zero-emission vehicles to help our customers seamlessly navigate the transition of their fleet.
“Our customers are ready to explore, test, and pilot vehicles, and with Workhorse, we're able to get them on the road to zero emissions faster, backed by the support and stability of Ziegler Truck Group,” said Ariens.
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