News & Media | Volvo LIGHTS

Explore a broad selection of content on the Volvo LIGHTS project and transportation electrification—including battery electric vehicle technology, charging infrastructure innovations, workforce development, and more.

For media inquiries or to request a Volvo LIGHTS speaker at your event, please contact Sarah Gallagher at [email protected] or 310-573-8561.

News Story

EXECUTIVE INTERVIEW: Volvo Drives Electric Truck Innovation

Videos

National Innovative Communities Conference 2019

Photos

Filter By

Content Type

Topic

Resource 03/14/19

What is Electricity and What are its Risks as a Fuel?

Electricity is an intangible fuel that we are increasingly relying on to power our transportation. Where it comes from, how it’s delivered, and where it’s stored matters more and more as our vehicles move towards electrification.

News Story 02/20/19

Volvo delivers first electric trucks

The OEM’s first all-electric trucks are debuting in Europe this winter. The Volvo VNR Electric is expected to debut in California later this year.

Press Release 12/12/18

Volvo Trucks to Demonstrate Volvo VNR Electric Models in 2019 and Commercialize in 2020

Volvo Trucks announces that it will introduce all-electric Volvo VNR regional-haul demonstrators in California next year, operating in distribution, regional-haul and drayage operations.

News Story

Volvo will build electric trucks for North American market

Volvo Trucks will build electric trucks for the North American commercial vehicle market starting in 2020.

News Story 12/11/18

Volvo Trucks to introduce all-electric version of VNR model

Volvo Trucks will bring electric-powered commercial trucks to North America next year by introducing a battery-electric version of its VNR regional-haul model.

Press Release 11/07/18

Greenlots to collaborate with Volvo Trucks to Provide EV Charging Infrastructure for New Zero-Emissions Warehouses and Electrified Fleets in Southern California

The project will leverage Greenlots’ technology and turnkey solutions to help California meet its emissions goals through the use of electric trucks.

Pages: First Page1234567Last Page