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New California emissions regulations for transport refrigeration units kick in starting this December, on the way to a requirement for all truck TRUs operating in California to be zero‑emission by the end of 2029.
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New York and Massachusetts are the latest states to adopt the Advanced Clean Trucks Rule to require truck makers to sell an increasing number of clean, zero-emission vehicles.
Read More →ICYMI: A roundup of global trucking industry news from Daimler, TotalEnergies, Arrival, Alliance Parts and more.
Read More →The Washington State Department of Ecology adopted the Advanced Clean Trucks Rule to require truck makers to sell an increasing number of clean, zero-emission vehicles in the state.
Read More →While the chip shortage and other constraints have affected Daimler Trucks North America as they have other vehicle manufacturers, the company’s still number one in Class 6-8 market share and plans to stay there as it pushes forward with zero-emissions, autonomous, and connected-vehicle technologies.
Read More →Fifteen countries have agreed to work together toward 100% zero-emission new truck and bus sales by 2040.
Read More →Why Volvo Trucks believes it's not only imperative, but also very possible, for more trucking fleets to get started with electrification efforts.
Read More →New York State requires that come 2045, the only new medium- and heavy-duty trucks for sale in the state will be zero-emission vehicles.
Read More →The power behind ConMet’s zero-emission trailer comes from its Preset Plus Electric Hub. The in-wheel electric motor is paired with a ConMet PreSet Plus hub assembly, engineered to capture wasted braking energy and repurpose it as electricity.
Read More →The Advanced Clean Transportation Expo in Long Beach, California, showcased the latest zero-emission electric and hydrogen technologies for commercial vehicles. as well as cleaner options such as renewable natural gas and hybrids.
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