Scania’s autonomous trucks, equipped with cutting-edge AI, are set to revolutionise global transportation. The company has successfully completed a groundbreaking challenge that pushes the boundaries of self-driving vehicle technology, human achievement.
A new consortium, SCALE, led by Voltempo, aims to accelerate Scotland’s transition to zero-emission freight by deploying electric HGVs and creating a shared charging network for hauliers.
ChargePoint has launched its next-generation software platform, enabling smarter EV charging management for fleets, commercial sites, and global operators with AI-driven optimisation, dynamic energy management, and enhanced driver experiences.
Scania expands its Pilot Partner initiative to test hydrogen fuel cell trucks alongside battery-electric solutions, gathering real-world insights to accelerate the journey to fossil-free transport.
Tesco has placed a record order of 750 fully electric MAXUS eDELIVER 9 vans, marking the largest EV order for Harris MAXUS UK and advancing Tesco’s 2030 zero-emissions delivery goal.
DAF Trucks launches limited offer of 100 XD Electric tractors with five-year TCO parity to diesel, backed by PACCAR Financial and MultiSupport maintenance plans.
Fleete, the fleet charging solutions provider, has launched a free, open-source Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) calculator to help the industry explore how electric HGVs can achieve cost parity with diesel, and the policy levers most likely to deliver it.
Pelican Electric Trucks is delighted to announce that the Yutong TE7 7.5-tonne electric truck has been officially approved for the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV) Plug-in Truck Grant scheme
Electric trucks are evolving fast: DAF’s latest offerings tick all the boxes from 12-tonne rigids to 4x2 tractors with long-haul cabs
Liam Campbell reports from the show at Wuhan, China, exploring the rise of Chinese commercial vehicle brands and their potential expansion into the UK and European markets.
GRIDSERVE begins construction of first public eHGV charging hubs on key UK logistics routes, marking a major step towards decarbonising the heavy goods sector.
Egis Lagan Services has taken delivery of Ireland’s first all-electric Volvo FM Low Entry, a zero-emission truck designed for motorway maintenance with near-silent running and outstanding visibility.
Renault Trucks has launched an open-source map showcasing nearly 500 public charging hubs for electric trucks across Europe, helping operators plan efficient long-distance, low-carbon journeys.
Today, Scania takes a momentous step in its 134-year journey by inaugurating its third global industrial hub, in China.
Allison Transmission has successfully paired its 4500 RDS automatic transmission with the Cummins X15N natural gas engine, delivering enhanced performance, efficiency, and sustainability for heavy-duty trucks.
Scania unveils its first high-floor battery-electric bus and coach platform at Busworld Europe, delivering zero-emission solutions for urban and intercity travel with ranges of up to 600 km.
British clean-tech innovator Voltempo has officially begun series production of its advanced HyperCharger megawatt charging system (MCS) — a breakthrough designed specifically for electric heavy goods vehicles (HGVs). The milestone marks a major leap forward in the UK’s transition to zero-emission road freight.
Japanese automotive giant Toyota is investigating whether fuel cells can offer zero-emissions haulage without the payload penalty of large batteries, putting four hydrogen-powered trucks into service across Europe.
MAXUS UK has launched the eDELIVER 75 fully-electric 7.5-tonne truck for the UK’s light-to-medium-duty transport sector. Designed for regional, urban, and last-mile operations, the new model combines high performance, advanced safety technology, and comprehensive aftersales support.
Dr Lee Jurby CEO at Fuel Cell Systems explains how hydrogen presents a chance to build indigenous manufacturing and production capabilities in net zero transport that could create domestic value and export opportunities.
When DAF introduced its first fully-electric distribution truck in 2018, it became a pioneer in sustainable transport. Fast-forward to today, and the Dutch manufacturer has taken another bold step forward. The New Generation DAF XD Electric and XF Electric don’t just follow the electric trend — they set a new benchmark for what modern zero-emission logistics can achieve.
Tesco has expanded its fleet with 42 IVECO S-Way Natural Gas trucks in Scotland, expected to save up to 6,473 tonnes of CO₂ annually while supporting the retailer’s carbon-neutral operations goal for 2035.
Hy2gen Nordic has secured zoning approval for its Iverson renewable ammonia plant in Sauda, Norway, marking a key step toward cutting 3 million tonnes of CO₂ emissions and creating significant local employment.
