While zero-emission truck adoption continues to grow when it comes to cargo vans, deployments of zero-emission medium- and heavy-duty trucks have remained flat for 18 months, according to Calstart.

As of the end of 2021, 1,215 zero-emission vans and trucks had been deployed in U.S., according to Calstart, a national nonprofit working to increase the number of green vehicles.

Under California mandate, by 2035, 100% of most two-axle trucks must be zero-emission; by 2039, big rigs with day cabs; by 2042, big rigs with sleeper cabs.

A panel of transportation experts talk about what's involved in California requiring all new cars and other light-duty vehicles sold in the state must be zero emission by 2035.

This market spotlight analyzes market development of zero-emission medium- and heavy-duty vehicles in the U.S. through the ...

First Mode agrees to combine with Anglo American’s zero-emission truck business by Alan Boyle on June 30, 2022 at 4:52 pm June 30, 2022 at 4:52 pm Share 81 Tweet Share Reddit Email ...

The proposed California Air Resources Board regulation would require truck makers to sell a certain percentage of zero-emission trucks starting in 2024, with the share increasing each year.

Under California mandate, by 2035, 100% of most two-axle trucks must be zero-emission; by 2039, big rigs with day cabs; by 2042, big rigs with sleeper cabs.

"Because truck pollution is such a huge source of pollution that threatens health in communities across the United States, this transition to zero-emission trucks and zero-emission clean energy by ...

On the outside, those in the trucking industry could ride or test drive heavy-duty trucks, delivery vans or refrigerated trailers. "Trucks are 30% of the vehicles on the road and 70% of the emissions.

A driverless, zero-emissions alternative to delivery trucks, pictured using generative tools 3 / 3 Autonomous carts travelling through tunnels, pictured using generative tools, is another option ...

Under the Advanced Clean Truck Rules, manufacturers of medium to heavy-duty vehicles, like large pick-up trucks, buses and 18-wheelers, are required to sell a certain percentage of zero emissions ...