They may not purr like a well-tuned diesel, but Pet Valu has added two brand-new, whisper-quiet Volvo VNR Electric semi trucks to its growing logistics fleet as part of the company’s ongoing effort to transform its supply chain into one that’s more efficient, and more sustainable. Pet Valu is one of Canada’s leading specialty retailers, … Continue reading “Pet Valu deploys electric semi trucks so pets can breathe a bit easier”
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Consulting firm TRC has made a name for itself in the clean trucking space both for managing the ACT Expo and helping commercial fleets navigate the increasingly complex world of ZEV incentives. This week, the company reached a major milestone: $2 billion in funding! Over the last few years, GNA (which was acquired by TRC … Continue reading “Milestone: TRC reaches $2 billion in commercial ZEV funding”
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The new Nissan LEAF already looks like a major upgrade. The little electric hatchback is due for a refresh, and we are finally getting a better idea of what to expect after the new model was spotted again in the US. New images reveal a more crossover-like design. The new Nissan LEAF is almost here … Continue reading “Here’s a better look at the new Nissan LEAF EV [Images]”
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DOT to review $7.5B federal EV charging program, funded with 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Keeps funding projects in progress but rescinds guidance for continued buildout Means new state proposals for rules not yet released, months of delay for states’ funding Tesla has captured more than $41 million in government money for the buildout The Trump … Continue reading “Trump DOT freezes EV charger funding, demands new state plans”
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JeMyn, an affiliate of Swiss firm Widmer Rail Services, has ordered two Vectron locomotives with battery power modules from Siemens Mobility—the first order for this new version of the Vectron. The battery module enables the Vectron to operate for short distances without an overhead power line, enabling the loco to cover the last mile of … Continue reading “Siemens Mobility receives first order for Vectron locomotives with battery module”
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Revero PHEV production continues now, limited-edition Invictus arrives in 2025 Gyesera in 2026 debuts new look, composite body Kaveya supercar in late 2026 goes fully electric, embraces Intel architecture Karma’s push to power fleets and commercial vehicles has faded It’s been more than ten years since California-based Karma Automotive initially formed with funding from the … Continue reading “Karma claims these EVs and PHEVs are coming in 2025 and 2026”
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Massively Capable Premium Hybrid SUV Toyota invited the international automotive media to the Napa Valley for first drives of the all-new 2025 Lexus LX 700h. Street and off-road sessions behind the wheel clearly showed why the LX 700h is the flagship for the LX line-up. It should continue to be favorite among Lexus loyalists. This … Continue reading “Flash Drive: 2025 Lexus LX 700h”
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Photo: @TeslaCharging/Twitter Trump’s Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) has issued a memo ordering states to suspend all state EV infrastructure deployment plans under the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula Program. Trump’s FHWA orders NEVI suspension The $5 billion NEVI program is the big rollout of EV charging infrastructure across the US that was funded by … Continue reading “Trump just canceled the federal NEVI EV charger program”
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Hybrid Power To Make On- and Off-Road Driving More Fun Subaru introduced the new 2025 Forester Hybrid today to North America. Clean Fleet Report was invited to look, but not drive, the car. We’ll be back to drive it sometime later in 2025. Until then, here is what we know. 2025 Forester Hybrid The first … Continue reading “News: 2025 Subaru Forester Hybrid”
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Australia is the latest market to report a significant drop in Tesla sales for the first month of 2025, and in this case, the automaker can’t blame the Model Y changeover. Earlier this week, we reported on European markets releasing car sales data for January, showing a massive drop in Tesla sales. Tesla sold roughly … Continue reading “Tesla sales crash in another market and this time, it can’t blame Model Y”