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Windrose Trucks Coming to U.S. in 2025

Windrose plans to bring a new electric truck to the North American market in early 2025 with a 730-kWh battery capable of 415 miles of range. Its planned tare weight will be 25,000 pounds with a price tag of around (US) $250,000.

Scaling Electric Trucks: NACFE Reveals Key Findings on Cost, Infrastructure

What did the North American Council for Freight Efficiency discover about scaling electric commercial trucks in the final report on its Run on Less Electric Depot demonstration project?

Penske and Hitachi Launch Large-Scale Electric Truck Charging Depot

Hitachi Energy and Penske Truck Leasing have launched a large-scale, centralized electric truck charging solution near Stockton, California.

Einride Unveils First U.S. Smartcharger Station

Einride has opened its first Smartcharger station for heavy-duty electric freight vehicles in the U.S., located in California near the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.

Report: ZEV Transition Will Cost U.S. Trucking $1 Trillion

Preparing today’s commercial vehicle fleet for electrification would require the commercial vehicle industry to invest upwards of $620 billion in charging infrastructure alone, according to a new report.

How NFI Deployed 50 Battery-Electric Trucks in California

NFI officially unveiled its new electric charging depot in Ontario, California, where 50 Class 8 battery-electric drayage trucks are based.

UPS Battles to Overcome EV Infrastructure Issues in California

The UPS distribution center in Compton, California, has highlighted the unforeseen infrastructure issues that can occur when transitioning a facility to battery-electric trucks.

Calstart to Plan Zero-Emission Corridor Along Eastern Seaboard

A DOE-funded study conducted by Calstart will optimize investment for electric and hydrogen truck infrastructure along the I-95 freight corridor.

Megawatt Truck Charging Hub in Ohio

One Energy's concept megawatt charging facility in Findlay, Ohio, would have the capacity to charge 90 trucks at the same time.

Charge 32 Electric Trucks Simultaneously? Schneider Found a Way

A dual-cord dispenser capable of charging two vehicles at once is a highlight of Schneider's South El Monte, California, transition to battery-electric trucks.

Windrose Trucks Coming to U.S. in 2025

Scaling Electric Trucks: NACFE Reveals Key Findings on Cost, Infrastructure

Penske and Hitachi Launch Large-Scale Electric Truck Charging Depot

Einride Unveils First U.S. Smartcharger Station

Report: ZEV Transition Will Cost U.S. Trucking $1 Trillion

How NFI Deployed 50 Battery-Electric Trucks in California

UPS Battles to Overcome EV Infrastructure Issues in California

Calstart to Plan Zero-Emission Corridor Along Eastern Seaboard

Megawatt Truck Charging Hub in Ohio

Charge 32 Electric Trucks Simultaneously? Schneider Found a Way

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