Transitioning To Commercial EV Articles

Government predictions for the adoption rate of zero-emission vehicles (ZEV) in the commercial market will grow from one-tenth of one percent in 2021 to more than 18% by 2030—that projection is based on mandates alone.

As the global transition towards commercial EVs gains momentum, the need for efficient and accessible charging solutions emerges as a critical challenge. One intriguing idea suggests that Vehicle-to-Grid bi-directional (V2G) technology could play a pivotal role in addressing this challenge.

An established hoist and truck body company maximizes the efficiency of innovative EV work trucks

The complex balance between environmental responsibility and commercial transportation cannot be satisfied solely by vehicle electrification, it also depends on the diverse potential of alternative fuels.

In the world of commercial vehicles, the paradigm is shifting inexorably toward the goal of a net zero carbon footprint. businesses must adapt to these changes and explore ways to finance their future growth and sustainability.

With the launch of NuPropel, Comvoy is on a mission to curate and provide objective, diverse, and broad information “all about advanced fuel solutions.”

Since its debut in the late 1800s, EV technology has significantly improved, leading many OEMs and startups to develop modern EVs for commercial use.

Businesses and tax-exempt organizations that buy a qualified commercial clean vehicle may qualify for a clean vehicle tax credit of up to $40,000

Motiv Power Systems Pilots Refrigerated EV Truck With Carrier Transicold’s Pulsor eCool Unit

The path to transitioning commercial fleets to electric remains challenging, and infrastructure is not the only consideration for fleet managers considering this transition…