Electric vehicles
Lawsuits seek to stop Postal Service from buying gas-guzzling trucks
Environmental groups and state attorneys general have sued to block the U.S. Postal Service from spending billions on new gas-powered delivery vehicles.
Clean fleets
Electric vehicles
Electric heavy-duty trucks are hitting the roads in California and beyond
Battery-powered big rigs are finally moving from tests to real-world rollouts for shorter routes.
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Electric vehicles
Electric truck leasing is open for business in the heart of L.A.
Startup Zeem wants truck fleets to benefit from electrification without the headaches of buying vehicles and installing chargers.
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Clean fleets
Amid backlash, USPS orders more EVs — but will still mostly run on gas
The U.S. Postal Service placed an initial order for 10,000 electric trucks as it works to overhaul its aging mail-delivery fleet.
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Clean fleets
How one California transit agency electrified its fleet 18 years ahead of schedule
The Antelope Valley Transit Authority's 87 electric buses are slashing emissions and making money.
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Clean fleets
US schools can subscribe to an electric school bus fleet at prices that beat diesel
Fleet-as-a-service offerings like those from Highland Electric and Thomas Built could help kick-start widespread EV adoption.
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Electric vehicles
When will EV trucks be ready for large-scale adoption? It's complicated
New policies are pushing zero-emissions trucks onto U.S. roads, but the most polluting long-haul routes will be the hardest to electrify.
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Clean fleets
Electric delivery vans set to take off in the US
UPS, Amazon, FedEx and more are investing billions to build out EV delivery fleets.
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Politics
Calif. Sen. Padilla on climate, wildfires, solar and clean school buses
A Q&A with California's junior senator on his proposals to modernize FEMA, electrify buses and help low-income Americans access clean energy.
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Electric vehicles
This California startup wants to be the Pony Express of electric trucking
WattEV plans to build solar- and battery-powered charging hubs where drivers can hop from one truck to the next.
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Mobility
One way to clean up dirty trucks and ships? Design smarter routes
New tools can help freight companies chart more fuel-efficient voyages — and start plotting a path away from fossil fuels.
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