This was after an initial investment in 2022 by the company’s venture capital arm, Carrier Ventures. The company will integrate Addvolt’s battery systems into its refrigeration units and absorb all 60 employees into the Carrier Climate Solutions Transportation segment.

The company claims that these two features mark a shift away from reactive to proactive strategies that improve safety as well as lower vehicle downtime.

TRC, an environmental consulting and energy engineering firm has published its sixth market report on the state of sustainable fleets in the United States, providing updates on the development of zero- and low-emission sales in 2024 and on policy changes which will affect the market in 2025. This year’s report arrives in the first few months of a new administration which intends to upturn the consensus on electric vehicles. During the Biden administration, new federal programmes followed preexisting state incentives in supporting the expansion of battery and hydrogen vehicles and infrastructure. Now, the Trump administration seeks to rollback the federal support and target certain state programmes which require federal approval to function. However, the State of Sustainable Fleets 2025 Market Brief predicts that electric vehicle sales will continue to grow in the U.S., in spite of the new administration’s removal of support.

BAE Systems is simplifying heavy-duty vehicle electrification with a modular, scalable platform approach. Its Gen3 power systems—MPCS and MAPS—streamline integration, reduce complexity, and cut costs for OEMs.

The company demonstrated these products on its stand at the 2025 Advanced Clean Technology Expo (ACT Expo) (April 28 – May 1) in Anaheim, California.

The companies have agreed to manufacturer ‘Swift’ semi solid-state batteries at Mullen’s Fullerton facility in California, a 1-GWh site which it opened in 2023.

Tasman model to be rolled out globally from 2025 with 90,000 target sales in North America.

According to a Volvo spokesman, the market has been negatively impacted by “uncertainty about freight rates and demand, possible regulatory changes, and the impact of tariffs”.

While the project is still in the planning and permitting stages, it represents a significant investment in Daimler's North American operations and underscores the company's commitment to serving the U.S. market.

Now available at over 1,100 DAF dealers across Europe, the panels offer a simple, sustainable solution for boosting fleet efficiency. The panels are manufactured by Dometic.

The company is undertaking a multimillion-dollar upgrade of its Bendix Distribution Centre (BDC), integrating advanced automation technologies such as automated storage and retrieval systems (ASRS) and a warehouse control system (WCS).

Through Bluetooth, the new smart system links with various devices and onboard systems, enabling real-time weight monitoring.