NuPropel Articles

The prospect of transitioning to zero emission vehicles, such as electric commercial vehicles and hydrogen trucks can be daunting. But starting small can get you started on your journey to a net-zero fleet.

While a complete transition to a zero-emission fleet may not become a reality for all fleets, there are practical steps you can take today to begin reducing your carbon footprint.

After decades of reliably providing energy as a vehicle fuel, propane is now reducing emissions as an EV charging solution.

Electric SUVs can fill crucial roles for business scenarios that don't require the size and capabilities of larger utility vehicles. Here are 5 reasons why electric SUVs deserve a closer look as a valuable asset for your commercial fleet.

Electric vehicles (EVs) are the talk of the town, but how much of what we hear is accurate? At the Conference of Automotive Remarketing, held March 28, 2024 in Phoenix, AZ, a session, titled “EVs Hit the Real Street” addressed some of the persistent myths surrounding EVs.

PACCAR's CARB MX-13 engine is a game-changer for commercial trucking. This article compares the CARB MX-13 with the original EPA-compliant MX-13, helping you understand which engine is best for your fleet's needs and operating regions.

The ACT Expo 2024 displayed a distinct emphasis on emission reduction and economic sustainability. Attendees Aaron Johnson, CEO of Work Truck Solutions, and Kristean von der Heiden, Manager of Enterprise Channels at Work Truck Solutions share their experience and insights

The EPA’s Clean Heavy-Duty Vehicles program is offering grants to public entity fleets to replace existing non-zero-emission Class 6 and 7 heavy-duty vehicles with eligible Class 6 and 7 zero-emission vehicles.

In the ZEV commercial vehicle sector, co-opetition isn't just a buzzword—it's a strategic imperative. Learn how collaboration is redefining the competitive landscape and accelerating the transition to zero emissions.

In the quest for clean sustainable transportation solutions, fuel-cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) are emerging as a viable zero-emission alternative for commercial fleets.