Arrival Plans First US Microfactory In South Carolina
Arrival says it will establish its first microfactory in South Carolina next year, where it will build electric buses initially.
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Canada, China, Chile, Finland, Germany, Japan, Netherlands, Norway, & Sweden To Collaboratively Grow Zero-Emission Commercial…
Noting the climate, economic, jobs and health benefits it would bring, today nine nations on four continents agreed to work collaboratively to grow zero-emission commercial vehicle manufacturing, infrastructure and deployment at home and globally.
Michigan Building the Road of the Future between Ann Arbor & Detroit
A first-of-its-kind connected and autonomous vehicle (CAV) corridor will improve transportation across Southeast Michigan and continue Michigan’s leadership in smart infrastructure and future mobility.
Arrival Rolls Out Slick, Sleek, Smooth Electric Bus
This new fully electric Arrival bus has a sleek, smooth design with 2020 appeal to match its smooth electric powertrain. There’s just one problem.
Zero-Emission Medium- & Heavy-Duty Vehicle Models To Increase 78% This Year In US & Canada
Good news out of the US and Canada is that the number of available and announced zero-emission truck, bus, and off-road equipment models is expected to increase 78% in 2020 — comparing the end of 2020 to the end of 2019.
Hands-Free Wireless Electric Vehicle Charging For The 21st Century
Wireless electric vehicle charging: from just another luxury for the well-to-do, to a workhorse for the electric fleet vehicles of the future.
UPS Orders 10,000 Electric Delivery Vans From Arrival
Arrival says it has secured an order from UPS for 10,000 of its electric delivery vans beginning this year with the possibility of another 10,000 in the future. The EV revolution continues.
Hyundai & KIA Invest In UK Electric Van Maker “Arrival”
Arrival, a UK manufacturer of electric delivery vans, has secured a $110 million dollar investment from Hyundai and KIA. It says its products are price competitive with conventional vehicles.
