volvo trucks

The Ghent factory is the largest Volvo Trucks production site with a yearly capacity of around 45 000 trucks. The electric trucks are assembled on the same platform and line as the diesel and gas-powered trucks, in a production set-up that gives the factory a high flexibility when it comes to handli...

The e-trucks will operate in fixed routes between Danfoss sites in Denmark, and one of the trucks will operate 24 hours a day, five days per week, without significant charging downtime. The vehicles are set to be in operation before 2024.

Renault Trucks leads the chart among the group brands with 748 trucks delivered (296 heavy-duty trucks and 452 light-duty vehicles). More than Volvo with 687 trucks delivered.

For the past few weeks, testing has been ongoing on one of the trucks in container traffic in the port area of ​​Arendal in Gothenburg. The electric truck being tested is a Volvo FH Electric 6X4 and is charged with green electricity at the two fast 180 kW chargers that Mattsson Åkeri has installed i...

The Swedish manufacturer managed to increase the range of its medium-duty truck models, namely the Volvo FL and Volvo FE Electric, by developing new batteries capable to increase their capacity and deliver up to 450 km total range from one charge.

The first two units are planned to be delivered by Volvo Trucks in Q4 2023, the last in Q1 2024. Maersk is currently also looking into setting up charging infrastructure with green electricity for the own e-truck fleet at its warehouses in Germany.