UPS to rollout first range-extended electric delivery vehicles in UK

Michael Holder
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EXCLUSIVE: UPS teams up with Tevva Motors to start deploying first 15 range-extended electric delivery vehicles in the UK in the next few weeks

Logistics giant UPS is to start rolling out its first range-extended electric delivery vehicles on UK roads in the "next few weeks", in a move aimed at reducing emissions along delivery routes that are...

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