As regulations, rebates, and ESG goals affect the larger market to electrify fleets, they must be considered for transport refrigeration units (TRUs) as well.
As vehicles reduce in size to serve the last mile, fleets are looking to an electric temperature-controlled solution for more payload and quieter operation — but they aren’t right for every application.
Thermo King announced it will have all-electric refrigeration products available in every cold chain segment in the Americas by 2025.
Plans are in place to build a first-of-its-kind all-electric refrigerated delivery vehicle.
Thermo King has expanded the number of Blue Track dealerships, which focus on express lane service, dwell-time monitoring, and real-time updates to refrigerated freight-hauling fleets.
Thermo King has officially launched a new elite and standardized service model after successfully piloting the program at dealerships in North America and Europe.
Performance Advantage, a new range of service agreement plans, has been designed to help refrigerated fleets cut costs, improve service, and reduce downtime.
Thermo King is offering two new features as part of its ConnectedSuite platform that help keep fleet users in the know about what's happening with their refrigeration unit on the road.
Transport refrigeration system batteries are increasingly being tapped to power additional electronics such as telematics devices, fuel-level sensors, interior trailer lighting and other accessories. But that means batteries can go dead faster than ever. Solar power to the rescue.
Thermo King introduced the SLXi platform of single- and multi-temperature trailer refrigeration units, developed with a focus on unit intelligence, communication, fuel consumption and temperature management.
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