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First Electric Concrete Mixer Truck Unveiled by Volvo Trucks Paves Way for Sustainable Construction
11 Feb 2023 | Abstracted from Electrek
"Volvo unveiled its first commercial electric truck...in 2019...[Followed by] three 44-ton electric trucks this past September [2022], some of the heaviest in its lineup, bringing its portfolio to six commercial EV trucks
"Amazon...ordered 20 Volvo FH Electric haulers with a 44-ton capacity and up to 186 miles range (300 km).
"Volvo FMX electric concrete mixer was handed over to CEMEX, a leading building material co. in Berlin, Germany."
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