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The Commercial Electric Truck Incentive Program will be offered in the form of $20,000 vouchers per eligible, all-electric vehicle over 10,000 pounds, regardless of manufacturer.
Read More →VENTURA, CA – Clean Diesel Technologies, Inc., a cleantech emissions control company, has partnered with AIL to offer leasing solutions for Clean Diesel's ECS-branded DPF retrofit solutions to vehicle fleet owners and operators across North America.
Read More →EL SEGUNDO, CA – Aura Systems, Inc. announced that it received approximately $420,000 in orders for its all-electric transport refrigeration systems for mid-size trucks from one customer.
Read More →Quantum’s plug-in hybrid electric drive system allows the truck to run the first 35 miles on a zero emission electric drive and then switch to an efficient hybrid drive mode, achieving 100-plus mpg depending on the drive cycle and charging frequency.
Read More →Currently, all 2011 and newer trailers must comply when used in California, with certain exceptions.
Read More →COLUMBUS, IN -- Cummins Inc. announced today that it has signed an agreement to acquire the assets associated with the emissions control products of Hilite International.
Read More →The Plug-In Electric Handbook for Fleet Managers provides information on vehicles, maintenance, safety, emissions, charging equipment and more.
Read More →Ford's Vehicle Emissions and Fuel Cost Calculator uses vehicle type, fuel type, possible traffic conditions and the geographic region where a given vehicle type could be used to generate fleet fuel efficiency and emissions data.
Read More →STOCKTON, CA - Electric Vehicles International (EVI) announced a major initiative that will help implement the California Governor'srecently issued Executive Order to achieve widespread deployment of zero-emission vehicles throughout California.
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More manufacturers are turning to run-flat tires or giving buyers the option to replace the spare with a sealant and inflator kit. What’s the best option for your fleet?
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