INTERNATIONAL SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS SPECIAL REPORT

Electrification is changing the transportation industry, and with that change comes varying opinions, predictions and misunderstandings. The fact is, it’s happening and it’s happening now. That’s why it’s important to consider all the facts when planning your electric vehicle (EV) fleet strategy.

From hauling mulch to plowing parking lots, the landscape construction business encompasses a wide range of jobs. Fortunately for landscaping companies, your local International® Truck dealer offers commercial-grade trucks like the CV™ Series, MV™ Series and eMV™ Series that are ready for your specific needs.

The future of trucking is happening right now. International is currently validating level 4 autonomous vehicles with safety drivers.

Government and state funding is available for electric vehicle (EV) fleets; although, many aren’t sure how much money is out there or how to access these funds. Since EV incentives are a key part of the equation and a cost-effective way for truck and bus fleets to begin building out their networks, International and IC Bus have each created a dedicated team to provide grant application support to customers. Learn more in the latest episode of “The EV Fleet Road Map” podcast.

Learn more from A.J. Palmisano, Director, EV Charging and Infrastructure, and Quanta Services, our partner in all things in power delivery, building out charging infrastructure, and working with utilities, about rate structures, utilizing off-peak and scheduled charging practices, and procuring incentives for vehicle-to-grid charging.

Part of a successful electric vehicle journey is ensuring drivers, technicians, and fleet managers are comfortable. Here, Joe Jenkins, Zero Emissions Customer Onboarding Manager, details the key differences between electric and internal combustion engine vehicles.