For some businesses, an electric truck’s current need to stop and charge is a challenge that could prevent them from embracing the new technology. However, several companies have already proven it can be possible to go electric just by making small adaptations.
Erikssons Åkeri in Sweden is one of the first companies to successfully integrate electric trucks into its fleet for regional distribution. In late 2021, the company got one of the first-ever series-produced electric trucks from Volvo. Now it operates three trucks in regional distribution for around 12 hours per day.
“We want to be a leader in our industry and together with our customers, lead the transition to electromobility,” says Gunnar Eriksson, CEO at Erikssons Åkeri. “Since more and more of our customers have sustainability requirements, having these electric trucks in our fleet gives us a competitive advantage and makes us an early adopter in offering fossil fuel-free transport.”
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11 окт 2024
