Amazon said its southern California fleet of Volvo VNR Electric trucks is the company's largest fleet of heavy-duty electric trucks in any country so far.
Toyota has unveiled an array of cutting-edge zero-emission vehicle technologies that could soon benefit fleet operations in North America.
A Southern California drayage feel has deployed 41 Volvo VNR Electric trucks hauling freight in and around Long Beach.
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.
Forum Mobility said its charging depot in the Port of Long Beach will be able to handle up to 200 trucks per day. The company suggests it will take about 90 minutes to charge a Class 8 truck, depending on battery size.
TeraWatt Infrastructure broke ground on a heavy-duty truck electric charging site that will support fleet operations at the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles. It is expected to begin operation in mid-2024.
A new facility that Toyota says is the first of its kind will produce renewable electricity, renewable hydrogen, and water from directed biogas for its logistics operations at the Port of Long Beach in California.
By combining emerging technology on multiple fronts, WattEV is on a mission to radically transform how trucks move freight.
The WattEV public charging depot will serve heavy-duty electric trucks with routes connecting to inland destinations throughout Southern California.
4 Gen Logistics plans to deploy 41 Volvo VNR electric trucks and Electrify America plans to install 30 electric fleet-dedicated chargers at the Port of Long Beach.
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