Study: Leading truckmakers putting climate goals at risk

Cecilia Keating
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Study: Leading truckmakers putting climate goals at risk

New report from Carbon Tracker warns eight leading suppliers of heavy-duty vehicles are 'failing to electrify at anything close to the pace required'

Truck manufacturers around the world are failing to transition towards producing electric vehicles (EVs) at a pace in line with global climate goals and regulations, a new report has warned. Published...

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