The achievement cements Geotab’s position as the world’s largest commercial telematics provider, with the majority of its installed base made up of commercial vehicles (vans, trucks, buses, and specialist fleets).

Electra Commercial Vehicles Ltd (Electra), the Blackburn-based specialist in zero-emission commercial vehicles, has partnered with highways innovator WJ Group to launch the world’s first fully electric thermoplastic road-marking vehicle, according to the company.

Notably, the milestone transmission rolled off the assembly line in a new Kenworth T680 before being delivered to Werner, underlining the deep integration between Eaton Cummins, OEMs, and fleets.

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Today, Wörth is the world’s largest Mercedes-Benz truck plant, employing around 10,000 people and playing a central role in Daimler Truck’s global manufacturing strategy.

This landmark was achieved through a series of recent orders fulfilled across the continent, reflecting a growing demand for zero-emission city transit solutions.

Located at one of the UK’s busiest multi-modal logistics hubs, the facility will serve more than 60 commercial fleet operators based at the port, as well as numerous HGVs passing through, with daily traffic estimated between 3,000 and 6,000 vehicles!

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This project is significant because it brings cost-effective green hydrogen closer to commercial reality, with Ceres still targeting a production cost of USD 1.5/kg by 2025.

According to Daimler, “among the announced additions are semitrailer tractors and platform‑chassis models featuring extended wheelbase configurations, alternative long‑cab designs with different roof profiles, and options with just two battery packs instead of the standard three.”