From Sept 11, 2023 to Oct 2, 2023, eight fleet depots will take part in the North American Council for Freight Efficiency’s (NACFE) and RMI’s Run on Less – Electric DEPOT (RoL-E DEPOT), which is focusing on the scaling of electric trucks across a variety of market segments.
This will showcase truck fleets that are deploying 15 or more electric trucks. The three-week event will start on September 11, 2023, and will feature metrics and real-world stories on runonless.com. This will be public mostly real-time measurements and testing for multiple 500-mile full payload test runs along with charging and other analysis.
In 2021, thirteen electric trucks made dozens of measured delivery runs. The results of those measurements and multiple deliveries from 2021 remain online.
“We are excited to have these fleets in RoL-E DEPOT and look forward to sharing information on charging infrastructure, engagement with utilities, total cost of ownership management, truck performance, driver and technician training, charge management, and more to help the entire industry move to a cleaner freight future,” says Mike Roeth, NACFE’s executive director.
The following fleets are helping NACFE and its partner RMI showcase what it takes to move from one or two electric vehicles to 15 or more. The transition to electric vehicles is about much more than just the trucks themselves. It is about charging, infrastructure, grid capacity, resilience, etc. RoL-E DEPOT, will allow NACFE to share best practices for scaling electric trucks at depots.
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Nextbigfuture has compared and analyzed information on the available electric trucks. The current reports that the price for the 500-mile range Tesla Semi is now $250,000 before tax incentives.
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Tesla always have less range than advertised.
Everyone does .. but thats why this kind of independent test is important to get a `truth`
No,Tesla always has MUCH less range than advertised compared to everyone else. The company lies ,lies, and lies again.
you can say in your OPINION lies lies lies you can even say lies a 4th time if you like .. but these are independent tests that will give facts as people buying such vehicles don’t give a wit for your OPINIONS or mine,
More lies