UPS revs up latest London and Paris EV deal

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Logistics giant announces it is working with ARRIVAL to develop 35 electric delivery vehicles

UPS has today become the latest global brand to announce plans to expand its fleet of electric vehicles (EV), revealing plans to source 35 new electric delivery vehicles that are to be trialed in London...

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