Daimler is opening up more and more options for customer to go electric with the introduction of its new Mercedes-Benz eSprinter. The platform is especially exciting due to its appeal to fleets as a delivery vehicle and consumers as a recreational vehicle.
Our “What Changed … ?” feature tries to cut through the “noise” (that is, review articles, op-eds, superfluous analyses, announcements about the not-so-near future, fun anecdotes, etc.) in order to highlight significant news in the EV industry, solar energy industry, and energy storage industry each month. Here’s an update on what was actually new in the electric vehicle world in April.
Nissan has opened the order books for the new, refreshed version of the e-NV200 all-electric light-duty van, according to a new press release from the company. It should be realized, though, that deliveries aren’t slated to begin until December in Japan, and later than that elsewhere.
Volkswagen will be officially unveiling its new all-electric van, the eCrafter, at the upcoming Commercial Vehicle Show at the NEC in Birmingham (UK).
The US-based office products dealer W.B. Mason has now taken delivery of its Ryder-managed fleet of Workhorse E-GEN electric, range-extended step vans.
The all-electric all-wheel-drive N-Gen van from Workhorse will be unveiled to the public for the first time on March 28 at the San Francisco city hall. It will be available to customers in the Bay Area starting in April.
Renault Kangoo Van Z.E.33 voted ‘Best Electric Van’ at VansA2Z & Van Fleet World 2018 Van Awards Kangoo Van Z.E.33 praised for its real-world range of 124 miles and minimal running costs Kangoo Z.E.33 is available in a variety of body styles, including Van, Maxi and Crew Van Kangoo Van … [continued]
All-electric Renault Kangoo Van Z.E.33 voted ‘Best Green Van’ at Business Van of the Year Awards for the second year in a row
Waymo has ordered “thousands” more Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid autonomous cars for use in its ride-hailing and ridesharing services in several US cities.
Deliveries of the first all-electric Maxus EV80 vans has now begun in Europe — with the German firm Maske Fleet being amongst the first there to receive the new offerings — according to an email sent to CleanTechnica.
