Try Ford e-Transit?
Configure your Ford e-Transit vehicle or request a free trial.
Nine pilot markets have been selected by FedEx to test the Ford E-Transit in various road and weather conditions.
In the United States, FedEx is going green! The company has just launched a pilot fleet of ten electric vans for FedEx SameDay City, an express service guaranteeing delivery in just a few hours.
Across the United States, Ford EVs will be tested in a variety of road and weather conditions. Objective: to assess the use and limits of electricity for delivery activities.
With a range of more than 200 kilometres, the electric Ford Transit is presented as “the ideal solution” for deliveries over short distances. Beyond this experimental fleet, FedEx will deploy charging stations at each test site.
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« The electric utility vehicle market now offers more options than ever before, allowing the FedEx Office to explore different technologies to integrate into our fleet. FedEx SameDay City is a perfect use case to test the capabilities of the Ford E-Transit summarizes Brian Philips, the boss of FedEx.
For FedEx, the integration of these electric utilities is part of a plan to replace its entire pickup and delivery fleet with zero-emission vehicles by 2040.
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Try Ford e-Transit?
Configure your Ford e-Transit vehicle or request a free trial.
Nine pilot markets have been selected by FedEx to test the Ford E-Transit in various road and weather conditions.
In the United States, FedEx is going green! The company has just launched a pilot fleet of ten electric vans for FedEx SameDay City, an express service guaranteeing delivery in just a few hours.
Across the United States, Ford EVs will be tested in a variety of road and weather conditions. Objective: to assess the use and limits of electricity for delivery activities.
With a range of more than 200 kilometres, the electric Ford Transit is presented as “the ideal solution” for deliveries over short distances. Beyond this experimental fleet, FedEx will deploy charging stations at each test site.
Read also
Plug-in hybrid cars: the ideal solution for fleets?
A zero-emission fleet by 2040
« The electric utility vehicle market now offers more options than ever before, allowing the FedEx Office to explore different technologies to integrate into our fleet. FedEx SameDay City is a perfect use case to test the capabilities of the Ford E-Transit summarizes Brian Philips, the boss of FedEx.
For FedEx, the integration of these electric utilities is part of a plan to replace its entire pickup and delivery fleet with zero-emission vehicles by 2040.
Read also
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