Green Trucking around the world
Achieving a zero-emissions global trucking industry by 2050 may seem daunting today but several partnerships between truck OEMs and other logistics stakeholders are currently underway to help transporters achieve green compliance affordably, including electric trailer technologies for long-haul applications and hydrogen-powered trucks for medium-haul distribution.
There is a universal understanding within the logistics industry that truck transport’s transition to zero emissions will be an incremental process as fleets weigh capital investment in green technologies against current business profitability. In essence, what commercial truck fleets require to...
A collaboration between Siemens and Volta Trucks related to commercial fleet electrification has been announced.
The two companies will partner to provide a number of...
The DAF drivelines in the truck manufacturer’s range of LF distribution trucks have been given a makeover.
As a result, they offer an increase in fuel efficiency...
Mercedes-Benz’ vision of future long-distance haulage has been revealed in an electric concept truck.
The eActros LongHaul hints at the technology, design and powertrain of next-generation trucks...
Willmotts has demonstrated its commitment to safety through it’s latest investment in trucks through City West Commercials.
The West Country haulier has taken delivery of...
As part of a recent range overhaul, the new Iveco X-WAY construction chassis models are now available for UK operators. Trucking takes a traditional...