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Detroit Clean Freight Challenge Advances Urban Freight Innovation

April 24, 2026Toyota Mobility Foundation and the City of Detroit named three clean freight innovators that will share $1.5 million to scale solutions in Detroit’s Eastern Market.

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Startup Bets on Cabless Design to Reshape Autonomous Electric Freight

April 23, 2026Humble has emerged from stealth with a cabless, autonomous electric hauler aimed at bringing lower-cost, zero-emission freight movement closer to real-world deployment.

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Why Commercial Vehicle AI Must Be Built In, Not Bolted On

April 22, 2026As commercial vehicles become more software-defined, the role of AI is expanding beyond isolated use cases and into the broader vehicle lifecycle.

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What Fleets Are Really Buying When They Buy a Truck

April 21, 2026As trucks become more advanced, the real differentiator is increasingly the software, services, and support ecosystem that keeps them productive over time.

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cellcentric Unveils Fuel Cell System for Heavy-Duty Trucks and Beyond

April 21, 2026cellcentric has unveiled its new BZA375 fuel cell system, positioning it as a heavier-duty, diesel-competitive platform.

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Electrified Trailer Platform Proves Performance in Extreme Cold as Range Eyes Deployment

April 21, 2026Range Energy has validated its production-ready eTrailer system through extreme winter testing, reinforcing its readiness for commercial deployment and real-world fleet operations.

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Coke Canada Bottling Grows ‘Red Fleet’ with ‘Green’ Volvo Trucks

April 20, 2026Coke Canada Bottling is adding seven Volvo VNR Electric trucks, expanding its “Red Fleet” and bringing its national electric vehicle total to nearly 40.

Ice: A Hidden Fuel Tax on Reefer Operations

April 20, 2026Ice buildup in reefer units quietly drives up fuel use, defrost time and wear, creating a hidden cost for refrigerated fleets.

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California Bill Targets Upfront Costs for Zero-Emission Trucks

April 16, 2026California’s SB 1213 would tackle zero-emission truck affordability through pricing transparency, expanded voucher coverage, and new financing tools aimed at reducing upfront costs for fleets.

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$56M Investment Accelerates Big Blue Bus Transition to Zero-Emission Fleet

April 15, 2026Santa Monica has launched a $56 million zero-emission bus and charging project, accelerating its transition to a fully electric transit system by 2032.

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How Golden State Logistics Cut Charging Costs by 60% with Volt Vault™

April 13, 2026Golden State Logistics cut EV charging costs by 60% and gained the flexibility to charge on its own schedule by moving beyond utility-dependent infrastructure.

ACT News Talks Tech: DTNA’s Steve Collins on Next-Gen Diesel Engines

April 13, 2026DTNA’s Steve Collins shares what EPA 2027 means for next-generation diesel engines and fleet decision-making.

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Public Agencies Urge CARB to Exempt Emergency Vehicles From Clean Truck Rules

April 10, 2026The coalition is urging CARB to exempt emergency-response trucks from clean vehicle mandates, citing operational limitations of current zero-emission technologies.

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Cummins X15N, RNG and New Fuel Systems Put Natural Gas Back in the Class 8 Conversation

April 10, 2026The Cummins X15N, combined with improved fuel systems and growing RNG supply, is pushing natural gas beyond niche applications and into the mainstream heavy-duty freight conversation.

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Kodiak Expands Autonomous Program into Ohio, Indiana

April 7, 2026Kodiak AI has expanded its autonomous trucking operations into Ohio and Indiana, marking the company’s first deployment along a major Midwest freight corridor.

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EPA’s Methane Rule Rewrite Opens a New Front in the Energy Policy Debate

April 7, 2026EPA has revised parts of the 2024 oil and gas methane rule, drawing criticism from environmental groups that say the changes weaken federal standards.