electric vehicles
- Truck News8 Apr 2021
Government urged to set date for HGV diesel ban
Consultation on implementation expected to launch later this year.
- Latest News29 Mar 2021
ABB and Amazon Web Services to help fleet electrification
ABB and Amazon Web Services (AWS) have struck a deal to develop a cloud-based digital solution for the real-time fleet management of electric vehicles (EVs).
- Latest News23 Mar 2021
Veolia trials electric tricycles in London
Veolia is trialling two electric pedal tricycles in Westminster, specially designed for on-street waste collection.
- Latest News22 Mar 2021
Hydrogen HGVs and buses receive £54m funding boost
The Government has provided £54 million of funding for three projects to develop hydrogen powertrain technology for use in commercial vehicles and buses.
- Latest News18 Mar 2021
Updated: Plug-in van and truck grants cut
The Government has been criticised for cutting the plug-in van and truck grants just as commercial operators begin deploying electric vehicles (EVs).
- Best Practices17 Mar 2021
Changing urban demands and last-mile deliveries
Van and truck fleets are having to rethink last-mile delivery strategies as cities shift their priorities
- Latest News16 Mar 2021
Retrofit guide published to help fleets tackle CAZ launch
Zemo Partnership has published an updated Clean Vehicle Retrofit Technology Guide to coincide with the launch of Bath’s clean air zone (CAZ).
- Latest News15 Mar 2021
London borough unveils new electric fleet
The London Borough of Waltham Forest unveils new fleet of electric vehicles.
- Truck News9 Mar 2021
Biffa introduces electric refuse trucks to Manchester
A new fleet of electric refuse trucks have been introduced to the streets of Manchester by Biffa.
- Van News5 Mar 2021
Arrival unveils new fully-electric van
Arrival has unveiled its new fully-electric van which will be starting public road trials with key customers this summer.
- Truck News5 Mar 2021
City Corporation to run fully electric refuse truck fleet
The City of London Corporation claims it will become the first UK local authority to run a fully electric fleet of refuse collection vehicles.