Volvo Trucks North America, realizing the importance of a full ecosystem of electric-vehicle support, has been rapidly adding dealers certified to sell and work on its VNR Electric trucks.
The push to decarbonize the trucking industry and reduce pollution could lend momentum to the latest attempt to repeal the federal excise tax on new trucks.
Leveraging the connectivity now aboard most Volvo trucks, Volvo Trucks North America is now offering two new services through its dealer network that can help optimize their truck specs and minimize maintenance-related downtime.
Mack Trucks and Volvo Trucks announced EV-Certified dealer partnerships with several locations across the country, some locations being the first in their state.
The chargers at the West Michigan International in Kalamazoo were installed with support from Navistar’s charging partner, InCharge.
This is the second location to be EV-certified for Nacarato Truck Centers, with its Roanoke, Virginia, location completing certification in January 2022.
Often referred to as “yard spotters,” terminal tractors are most commonly used to move trailers around a customer’s grounds.
Truck Dealer of the Year nominees share their thoughts on supply chain issues, parts procurement, electric vehicles, DEI, and staying relevant for the future.
“Accept and embrace the fact that your best successor just might be your wife/spouse, your sister, daughter, granddaughter or niece,” said Kari Rihm in accepting the Truck Dealer of the Year award.
M&K will offer Mack, Volvo, and Isuzu products and all support services out of the new Pennsylvania locations in Altoona, Bedford, Brookville, Erie, Harrisburg, Milesburg, New Stanton, Somerset and from its Wheeling, West Virginia location.
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