Sustainable Truck&Van Magazine. The May issue is online! Browse it here

The cover is dedicated to the brand-new IVECO electric range. We have two valuable and exclusive insights with real-world experiences from Kempower, and ZF. Then, the zero-emission truck&van market in Europe, and our Smart Tests (with actual data on vehicle range measurements).

By Editorial staff

The new issue of Sustainable Truck&Van Magazine is online! The cover is dedicated to the brand-new IVECO electric range, including light commercial vehicles, as well as heavy-duty trucks. We have two valuable and exclusive insights: Kempower showing one of the very first real-world megawatt charging sessions, in Sweden, and ZF introducing quite an important product development, the in-house made TraXon 2 Hybrid transmission, conceived for hybrid heavy-duty trucks.

Sustainable Truck&Van Magazine: the contents

Then, we have taken stock of the European zero-emission truck and van market, thanks to the 2025 data released by ACEA. Finally, two real-world Smart Tests, as wel call them. The Mercedes eActros 600 tested on the highways in Northern Italy, and the brand-new Kia PV5 electric van tested on our urban route in the city of Milan. Have a great reading!

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