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With the new sustainability laws and advancements in tech, there has been a push to go electric in government fleets. Here is everything you need to know about the laws and types of electric vehicles governments are using.
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The City of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., has purchased a solar-powered electric vehicle (EV) charging system to charge four new electric vehicles.
Read More →Eckhaus Fleet has supplied 30 to 40 Zero Motorcycles products to local police departments throughout Central California. Another 70 motorcycles have been ordered. The Ceres Police Department has taken delivery of three Zero cycles.
Read More →Powered by a truck’s 12-volt electrical system, these units provide individual variable speed control for both the conveyor and the spinner.
Read More →The Ram ProMaster EV has a targeted range of up to 162 miles of city driving, is available in two configurations, and features 524 cu. ft. of cargo space.
Read More →Law enforcement agencies are using the Zero SP, Zero DSP and Zero FXP for patrol, including traffic enforcement. The motorcycles produce no audible sound and can provide a tactical advantage for officers.
Read More →An estimated 1,946 units are affected by a structural defect.
Read More →The City of Grand Rapids, Michigan, fleet will be enhanced to include seven electric, six hybrid/electric, 77 hybrid/gas, and nine compressed natural gas vehicles.
Read More →Cape Canaveral's Electric Vehicle Event, held during National Drive Electric Week, offered insights into infrastructure needs and real driver testimonials while highlighting the city's commitment to sustainable transportation.
Read More →The City of Colton's new utility truck is expected to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by more than 60 tons of carbon dioxide per year.
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