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Scania's New Electric Truck Goes 474 Miles on One Charge
Innovation1h ago

Scania's New Electric Truck Goes 474 Miles on One Charge

A Swedish trucking giant just cracked one of the toughest problems in clean transportation with a battery-powered big rig that travels nearly 500 miles without recharging. The breakthrough could transform how goods move across Europe and beyond.

CleanTechnica2 min read
Electric Trucks Could Soon Power Neighborhoods During Outages
SolutionsJun 3

Electric Trucks Could Soon Power Neighborhoods During Outages

Swedish manufacturer Scania just proved electric trucks can do more than haul cargo. They can feed power back to the grid when parked, turning idle delivery fleets into mobile energy storage for entire communities.

Google News - Electric Vehicle3 min read
Sweden Adds 27 Biogas Buses in Green Transport Push
Planet WinsJun 23

Sweden Adds 27 Biogas Buses in Green Transport Push

Sweden is rolling out 27 new buses powered by locally produced biogas, turning waste into fuel while making regional travel quieter and cleaner. The coaches feature premium amenities for longer routes between major cities.

Google News - Sweden Renewable2 min read
Robot Charger Serves 10 Robotaxis, Saves Fleets $1.7M/Year
VideosApr 30

Robot Charger Serves 10 Robotaxis, Saves Fleets $1.7M/Year

A new overhead robot can charge up to 10 self-driving taxis without humans touching a single cable. The breakthrough could save robotaxi companies millions while clearing the biggest roadblock to scaling autonomous fleets.

Electrek3 min read
130-Ton Electric Trucks Power Swedish Mine 4,000 Feet Down
VideosAug 28

130-Ton Electric Trucks Power Swedish Mine 4,000 Feet Down

Deep beneath a Swedish mining town, two massive electric haul trucks are proving that clean energy works even in the most extreme conditions. These 130-ton giants are moving thousands of tons of iron ore daily without a drop of diesel.

Electrek2 min read
Tesla Opens First Public Megacharger for Electric Trucks
SolutionsMar 9

Tesla Opens First Public Megacharger for Electric Trucks

Tesla just opened its first customer-facing Megacharger station in California, proving that electric long-haul trucking isn't just a future dream anymore. The charging network for electric big rigs is finally becoming real.

Electrek2 min read
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InnovationMay 1

Driverless Trucks Now Moving Goods Across US-Mexico Border

Self-driving trucks are already hauling cargo between Texas and Mexico, with California just opening its roads to autonomous freight. This tech breakthrough could solve a massive trucker shortage while speeding up the billions in goods moving between both countries.

Mexico News Daily2 min read
Volkswagen Hits 4 Million Electric Vehicles Sold
Planet WinsMar 5

Volkswagen Hits 4 Million Electric Vehicles Sold

Volkswagen Group just delivered its four millionth electric vehicle, cementing its spot as a top-five global EV maker and Europe's clear leader with 27% market share. What took a decade to reach one million took just one year for the fourth million.

Google: electric vehicle milestone2 min read
Sweden and Egypt Forge Green Future at Cairo Celebration
Acts of KindnessJun 14

Sweden and Egypt Forge Green Future at Cairo Celebration

Sweden's embassy in Cairo brought together 19 leading companies and Egyptian officials to celebrate shared values and a partnership driving renewable energy, innovation, and sustainable development. The midsummer-themed event showcased how two nations are turning climate challenges into economic opportunity.

Regional: sweden renewable energy (SE)2 min read
Hydrogen Fuel Cell Trucks Gain Ground in Europe and US
InnovationSep 7

Hydrogen Fuel Cell Trucks Gain Ground in Europe and US

Major automakers including Toyota, Daimler, and Volvo are joining forces to build a hydrogen truck ecosystem in Europe, offering a complementary path to battery-electric vehicles. With new import terminals and growing bus fleets, hydrogen fuel cells are becoming a real alternative for zero-emission transportation.

CleanTechnica3 min read