The digital transport provider, with its fleet of over 9,000 trucks, will soon be transporting 1 million full truckloads annually across Europe. The planned acquisition of up to 600 electric trucks seems like a drop in the ocean in comparison. The company is also working with Scania to develop the charging infrastructure.
The aim of a "sustainability partnership" recently concluded with the Lithuanian logistics service provider is users to help Up to 600 battery-electric trucks (BEVs) are to be delivered over the next four years.
In addition to the agreement on electric vehicles, is sustainable transport to becompared to the previous generation as reported, and earned Scania the "Green Truck Award" for the sixth consecutive time in 2022. Furthermore, it was agreedin the areas of driver safety and drivertraining .
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“As part of our goal to achieve a significant share of electric trucks in our sales in the coming years, it is crucial to collaborate with key players in the European transport sector. It is also exciting to have the opportunity to join forces in other areas, including staff training,” says Scania Sales Director Stefano Fedel.
“We will use both fuel-saving solutions and electric trucks to deliver affordable logistics services based on sustainable solutions,” says Mindaugas Pasilauskas, CEO of ClassTrucks, Girteka’s transport asset management company.
