The delivery firm has nine further UK locations set to become electric-only to be confirmed this year

New zero-emissions van will use Saietta Group’s in-hub electric motors

New zero-emissions vehicle set to look at commercial fleets in a different way

Oxford-based sustainable zero-emissions transport manufacturers will show their EAV 2Cubed electric assisted vehicles

New lightweight technology could be ideal for zero-emissions inner-city uses

Smart energy technology company EO continues its journey to provide reliable charging infrastructure for zero-emission electric vehicles

New zero-emissions light commercial vehicle (LCV) is ideal for inner-city deliveries

This comes as part of the delivery firm’s plan to electrify 60 percent of its European fleet by 2030

Environmentally conscious companies continue to embrace zero-emission commercial vehicles for their deliveries

New EAV2Charge originally co-designed with Ford’s micromobility unit Spin

US transportation secretary Pete Buttigieg has expressed he would like to put millions of electric cars on US roads

Re:Move takes electric car technology and simplifies it into sustainable urban emobility

Multi-award winning van now available in a cost-effective and clean zero-emissions version

Changes to tax (NoVA) for commercial vehicles in Austria that come into force in July leads to anticipated spike in demand for electric vans

Trial fleet includes Electric Assisted Vehicles’ cargo vans

The Volta Zero will complement Swoopin’s fleet of electric vans, cars and eBikes

eCargo bikes have much to offer, they are rider-friendly with zero-emissions and provide ease of movement aligned with being cost-effective

GM to turn its CAMI factory into Canada’s first large-scale auto plant converted to produce electric delivery vehicles

New electric van from the French automaker will offer up to 171 miles (275km) of zero-emissions range

Panel of leading experts to facilitate discussion on the urgent need for better air quality in our urban environments

Many companies are switching to electric light commercial vehicles and the trend looks to set to continue