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Fleet management market value to triple by 2030
Sudip Saha shares insights from recent research into the fleet management market
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Mixed fortunes for Workhorse as COVID-19 disrupts new orders
The electric delivery vehicle start-up has a raft of deliveries to fulfil, but a spike in infections in Ohio has left the plant short-staffed. By Freddie Holmes
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Nikola regroups ahead of its 2021 launch target
In the first earnings call since the Hindenburg report, Mark Russell stuck to the script, and said Nikola had a future with or without a GM deal. By Xavier Boucherat
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State support can make the hydrogen economy a reality
Initiatives toward renewable energy, electrolyser capacity and hydrogen filling stations are beginning to get the support they need. By Freddie Holmes
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Fuso accelerates trucking’s push into digital retail
Mitsubishi Fuso's Head of International Sales, Marketing and Customer Services speaks to Megan Lampinen about the importance of cultivating a solid online presence
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Infrastructure still the cornerstone of hydrogen truck adoption
Hydrogen uptake is reliant on intelligently planned infrastructure and cleaner hydrogen production, writes Jack Hunsley
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What does fuel cell trucking mean for suppliers?
How are Tier 1s responding to growing developments in the fuel cell trucking space? Partnerships and launch plans show that suppliers are getting serious. By Xavier Boucherat
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Interview: Satyakam Arya, Director and Chief Executive, Daimler India Commercial Vehicles
Jack Hunsley sits down with DICV’s Chief Executive to talk COVID recovery and India’s CASE trend adoption
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Truckmakers prepare for a decade of rapid fuel cell development
Hydrogen fuel cell trucks could be in fleets as soon as 2022, as the world’s leading truckmakers detail their roadmaps. By Jack Hunsley
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Trials turn to orders as hydrogen buses show their worth
Interest in hydrogen alternatives is growing, and manufacturers must prepare to increase output accordingly. By Freddie Holmes
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Hydrogen trucking deeply dependent on industry cooperation
Fuel cell CVs will require new capabilities and business models. Only co-operation and strong government support will make it possible. By Roland Berger’s Dr. Wilfried Aulbur and Dr. Walter Rentzsch
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Behind the hype, fuel cell trucks remain a viable technology, say experts
Nikola’s fall from grace prompts questions of fuel cell trucking’s viability. Continued big name developments should ease concerns. By Xavier Boucherat
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Do tech tie-ups mean truckmakers risk becoming white goods manufacturers?
Smart gambit or a risky concession? The recent Waymo Daimler tie-up poses interesting questions around identity for truckmakers moving forward. By Xavier Boucherat
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