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08/19/20
Volvo President Voorhoeve outlined the company’s electric heavy-duty truck plans during his keynote presentation at ACT Virtual.
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08/13/20
Register today to join Volvo LIGHTS project members CALSTART, DHE, and Southern California Edison on Tuesday, August 18 at 10 a.m. PDT for a discussion with warehouse and distribution stakeholders. Members will also share lessons and learnings from the LIGHTS project. With electric yard tractors and forklifts, distribution centers can save money, improve the air… Read more »
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08/04/20
The four-month ACT Virtual event will feature a dynamic lineup of more than 130 industry leaders presenting on the technologies driving the future of fleet transportation.
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06/18/20
The all-electric Volvo VNR model, which will be used by the dealership for local parts distribution, is the first pilot truck to deploy as part of the Volvo LIGHTS project.
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06/11/20
Carpool Chats host, Jeff Hove, took a deep dive into the electrification of heavy-duty vehicles through the Volvo LIGHTS project.
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06/04/20
The vehicle maker Volvo is now driven to roll out electrically-fueled heavy-duty trucks — the kind that makes short runs. It’s part of an effort by the state of California to help clean up air pollution and specifically in Los Angeles. Up first: about two dozen trucks with the accompanying charging stations. Specifically, the California… Read more »
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