As the last-mile delivery segment explodes, manufacturers large and small have answered the challenge with a wild variety of vehicles—and the delivery “van” may never be the same.
Customers of ELMS' electric delivery vans and trucks will leverage Nauto’s predictive-AI fleet safety platform across various use cases and industries, such as parcel delivery, telecom, utilities, hauling, and e-commerce.
Mobility provider Zeeba has ordered 50 Urban Delivery vans for its rentals and sharing service, and intends to buy hundreds more in 2022.
Mercedes-Benz said its Sustaineer “technology demonstrator,” based on the eSprinter battery-electric van, is “a tangible impression of just how sustainability in urban delivery operations may look in the future.”
A successful test at Notre Dame has led the manufacturer to expand its EV Campus Program to universities and colleges nationwide.
The information will enable research that improves the performance and efficiency of electric vehicles.
The bundled offering of commercial electric vehicles and modular battery swapping technology can provide energy and mobility as services.
The electric van and truck maker hits key milestones as it prepares to move the first 1,000 Urban Delivery vans to its distributor. It also hires two executives.
ELMS showed off its new medium duty all-electric Urban Utility vehicle to attendees of the NAFA Institute and Expo in Pittsburgh.
At the 2021 Fleet Forward Conference, this seminar— by fleet managers, for fleet managers — will arm attendees with battle-tested answers from actual electric vehicle infrastructure implementations.
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