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A FedEx Ground service contract provider in Minnesota has become the first fleet to field the new extended wheelbase Workhorse W56, which offers nearly 1,200 cubic feet of cargo capacity.
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Workhorse Group will display its W56 140-kWh stripped chassis in its booth at NTEA Work Truck Week 2025, and the W56 extended wheelbase model will be part of the Ride & Drive.
Read More →The E-GEN was Workhorse’s entry into the commercial electric vehicle market nearly a decade ago, and more than 200 trucks remain in service. Collectively, the E-GEN trucks have surpassed 10 million miles
Read More →A Minnesota contract service provider for FedEx Ground has become the first outside the state of California to deploy a Workhorse W56 electric truck.
Read More →Following the FedEx Forward event, Workhorse is experiencing increased parcel delivery fleet interest, including recent orders for seven W56 electric step vans for immediate delivery upon completion of upfit.
Read More →Rather than shipping its W56 electric step van to Orlando, Florida, for an event, Workhorse decided a more than 1,000-mile road trip would demonstrate the capabilities of the zero-emission truck. The truck drove 1,028 miles in three days.
Read More →These 15 W56 step vans will support the FedEx goal to achieve carbon-neutral global operations by 2040.
Read More →Sourcewell has approved a procurement contract for Workhorse, which allows the truck maker to expand its reach to government, educational, and nonprofit sectors in all 50 states and Canada.
Read More →This new variant is designed to accommodate Workhorse’s next-generation step van body, which offers a cargo volume of 1,200 cubic feet across its 22-foot span.
Read More →Williams will initially offer service through its Power Products Systems Division located in Wakefield, Massachusetts, with the potential for additional locations as Workhorse continues to grow its customer base.
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