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How efficient is an all-electric Class 6 delivery truck in its regular duty cycle with payloads up to 11,000 lbs.? Weight is less of an EV range inhibitor than you’d think.
Read More →Global car rental company Hertz plans to expand its electric vehicle (EV) offerings by up to 175,000 General Motors EVs over the next five years, in what the companies call the “largest expansion of EVs among fleet customers.”
Read More →XL Hybrids, Inc., developer of hybrid electric powertrains for commercial vans and trucks, and Knapheide Manufacturing Company, a commercial vehicle equipment providers in North America, have announced that Knapheide has completed more than 100 installations of XL Hybrids’ XL3 powertrain on fleet vehicles.
Read More →The Class 4/5 trucks that will be jointly developed by Navistar and General Motors will provide opportunities for both OEMs “to gain share in markets that we have not participated in for a number of years,” said Navistar's Bill Kozek.
Read More →A trio of General Motors mid-size SUVs has been named the most American vehicles of 2017 by American University's Frank DuBois, who releases his Made in America Auto Index every year.
Read More →Following the launch of the 2015 Colorado mid-size pickup at the Los Angeles Auto Show, General Motors is turning its attention to the January launch of the 2015 Canyon, its GMC cousin.
Read More →Automotive Fleet honors the nation's top selling fleet dealers.
Read More →Cool Cars Are Moving Out Of the Status-Symbol Class As Prices Go Down And Quality Improves
Read More →WASHINGTON - The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy has released its 14th annual environmental ratings for the model year. For the 8th year, the Honda Civic GX natural gas vehicle wins top honors, despite changes to rating methods that boosted other technologies.
Read More →As Ford ends Lightning production, the company joins a market fragmenting into extended-range hybrids, budget models, and traditional EVs. Which strategy will fleets actually buy?
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