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GreenPower’s announcement of the new truck body manufacturer has been part of its long-term vision to bring together its growing business under one corporate umbrella.
Read More →This week Mack Trucks is featuring the Mack Granite, a Mack MD7, and a Mack MD Electric in its booth during Work Truck Week 2024. Also, Juan Ibarra, from Discovery Channel’s series, “Gold Rush: Mine Rescue with Freddy and Juan,” will display one of his Mack Granite models at the Mack booth.
Read More →The vehicle is equipped with electrically operated 40,000-liter refueling technology by Esterer, which draws energy for driving the pump directly from the vehicle's batteries.
Read More →Wells Fargo has worked with EnTech Solutions to create a financing program specifically for the eSkid charging solution, a rapidly deployable EV charging platform utilizing ChargePoint hardware and software.
Read More →Among the vehicles chosen for this year's Top Picks list are the Ford Maverick, Ford Maverick Hybrid, Toyota Highlander Hybrid, and Toyota RAV4 Prime. Check it out!
Read More →Coastal Waste & Recycling, a privately owned solid waste and recycling company with 25 locations in Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina, has taken delivery of its first Mack LR Electric, which is equipped with an automated side loader.
Read More →Oshkosh recognized that the eGen Power 100S architecture efficiency advantage in heavy stop-start refuse applications would extend the eRCV’s range.
Read More →Bollinger Motors’ first commercial dealer locations will be in Michigan, where its B4 chassis cab truck was designed and will be produced. The truck company has selected LaFontaine Automotive Group, which will sell the B4 from two locations.
Read More →What's the latest update on the GreenPower Motor Company's all-electric medium-duty trucks? Has the company secured any funding for its all-electric vehicle production?
Read More →Fleetio’s new features capture every detail of charging sessions, including fees, discounts, duration and energy usage.
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