HelloFresh saves 200 tonnes of carbon with new Rivian electric vans

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HelloFresh teams up with US electric vehicle manufacturer Rivian to roll out electric vans in 14 markets

US electric vehicle (EV) firm Rivian Automotive has announced a new deal to supply food delivery giant HelloFresh with 70 of its all-electric commercial vans in support of the company's efforts to decarbonise...

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