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Kodiak AI just locked in its first commercial deal to deliver 75 driverless trucks to a California freight company, marking a turning point for autonomous vehicles on public highways. The technology that once seemed decades away is now rolling out on real routes between major American cities.
Swedish automaker Volvo is marking its centennial with a special-edition electric semi truck that proves going green doesn't mean sacrificing power or style. The anniversary model combines cutting-edge battery technology with luxury touches that honor a century of innovation.
Virtual truckers can now haul cargo in Volvo's electric semi trucks in American Truck Simulator, marking the first time battery-powered big rigs have appeared in the popular game. With over 7 million players worldwide, the move could shift perceptions about electric trucks among enthusiasts and professional drivers alike.
America's commercial trucking industry just crossed a massive milestone in its clean energy transformation. A coalition supporting zero-emission vehicles has now secured $2 billion in funding to help fleets go electric.
Heavy-duty trucks can now refuel with renewable natural gas at six new stations strategically placed along America's busiest freight corridors. The expansion makes cleaner fuel more accessible for long-haul truckers while offering cost savings over diesel.
Clean Energy just opened six renewable natural gas stations across major trucking corridors, bringing their network to over 600 locations. The expansion helps long-haul trucking fleets cut carbon emissions while saving money on fuel costs.
More than 220 trucks rolled through Tasmania in the biggest convoy ever, raising a record $48,000 for health services that help drivers stay safe on the road. The annual charity run grew to triple its original size, drawing over 2,200 cheering supporters.
Trucking companies facing a national driver shortage are discovering an unexpected recruiting tool: electric trucks. Young drivers are choosing employers with EV fleets, drawn by quieter rides and cutting-edge technology.
America's largest truck stop chain is partnering with Tesla to install electric semi-truck chargers at locations along major highways. The move could finally make coast-to-coast electric freight hauling a reality.