Trucking group teams up with EV Council to remove electric freight barriers
Trucking industry and EV Council to work on removing barriers to electric trucks and freight operations in Australia.
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Joshua S. Hill is a Melbourne-based journalist who has been writing about climate change, clean technology, and electric vehicles for over 15 years. He has been reporting on electric vehicles and clean technologies for Renew Economy and The Driven since 2012. His preferred mode of transport is his feet.
Nikola and Iveco take wraps off electric truck manufacturing facility in Germany
Nikola Corp unveils manufacturing facility in Germany, where the Nikola Tre battery electric (BEV) truck is set to begin production by year’s end.
ACE-EV unveils X1 Transformer electric van that can power a home or business
ACE-EV plans to trial X1 Transformer, a proposed new electric van, with bidirectional charging by the end of 2021.
Hyzon signs deal to supply 500 hydrogen fuel cell trucks to China
Hyzon Motors signs agreement to supply 500 hydrogen-powered electric trucks to a Shanghai-based logistics company.
Polaris tiny electric truck destined for Australia
French truck maker is reportedly looking to import its electric "micro" truck to Australia.
Hyundai shows off Ioniq 6, targets 100% electric sales in Europe by 2035
Hyundai puts Ioniq 6 on display at IAA motor show and commits to sell only pure electric vehicles in Europe from 2035 and worldwide from 2040.
We’re going to need a greener boat: The untapped potential of electric ferry transport
Coastal tourism has the potential to generate a new wave of sustainability as ferries across the world turn to electric power.
SEA launches new electric truck small enough for any driver
Melbourne-based SEA Electric has unveiled the SEA 300-45, a zero-emissions truck that can be driven by anyone with a basic driver's licence.
Volvo receives largest North American electric truck order
Volvo Trucks receives order for 16 electric Class 8 trucks, the largest commercial order to date.
BHP partners with Caterpillar to develop zero-emission mining trucks
BHP to partner with American machinery and equipment company Caterpillar to develop and deploy zero-emission mining trucks at mine sites.