Volvo Launches Medium-Duty All-Electric Truck in Australia

Volvo Trucks Australia has just announced sales start of the all-electric medium-duty truck range for Australian transport operators.

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July 8, 2022

Volvo Launches Medium-Duty All-Electric Truck in Australia — The new Volvo FL and FE Electric medium duty range meet the demand from society and customers for dramatic cuts in CO2 emissions.
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Volvo Trucks Australia has just announced sales start of the all-electric medium duty truck range for Australian transport operators.

The new Volvo FL Electric and FE Electric medium-duty truck range meet the demand from society and customers for dramatic cuts in CO2 emissions.

With the Volvo FL, zero tailpipe emission deliveries are available for urban distribution. And to simplify the transition to sustainable transportation, the trucks are offered together with service and support packages for electromobility needs.

The Volvo FL electric truck is designed to minimize CO2, noise, and air pollution and also to make transportation possible in areas with strict sound levels and where your customers are focused on reducing emissions.

According to the automaker, it’s a new driveline, but with the same high standards for quality, safety and flexibility that come with every Volvo truck.

Topics:Austrailia Electric Trucks Global Fleet

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