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Morgan Olson Reveals New C250 Truck for Canada Post

The step-van company's newest model was built for Canada's postal delivery system and was displayed at the 2023 Work Truck Week.

March 8, 2023
Morgan Olson Reveals New C250 Truck for Canada Post

CEO & Chairman John B, Poindexter points to the first prototype of the Canadian mail truck. 

Photo: Chis Brown

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Morgan Olson announced its newest innovation for the postal delivery industry during the 2023 NTEA Work Truck Week in Indianapolis. The company's C250 truck will serve as the next-generation postal truck for Canada's mail system, the Canada Post.

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Body design improvements in driver ergonomics, safety, and cargo delivery efficiencies, along with an all-electric demonstration of the EV platform and improved fuel-efficient chassis, provides Canada Post with its newest fleet vehicle, the company announced on March 8. The C250 features a purpose-built cargo management system engineered by Masterack, a JBPCO subsidiary and partner to Morgan Olson. The result is a performance-tested vehicle that delivers maximum usable parcel package cargo space. Additionally, the 4-wheel drive system option provides postal drivers traction-control improvements during inclement weather and poor road conditions.

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The new van is currently being built at the company's factory in Ringgold, Va.

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"This C250 has special meaning to me," said Larry Palmer, Morgan Olson's vice president of sales and marketing. "In the 1980s, I was a member of the team that designed and delivered the LLV to Canada Post. Here we are almost 40 years later, and our team at Morgan Olson listened and worked closely with Canada Post designing this new C250."

The ICE C250 is currently rolling off the production lines at a new high-tech factory utilizing state-of-the-art manufacturing practices at Morgan Olson's newest complex in Ringgold, Va.

“The C250 is a critically important, custom-designed vehicle that prioritizes employee safety and comfort as well as increased capacity to support the long-term growth of our delivery business,” said Alexandre Brisson, vice president, operations transformation at Canada Post. “We’re committed to achieving net zero emissions by 2050, and electrifying our fleet will be key to that. The all-electric demonstration vehicle we unveiled today is a symbol of our ongoing innovation and the important steps we're taking now to create a zero-emission fleet by 2040 for various vehicle classes, including right-hand drives.”

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