The Drive to ZeroTM program and campaign aims to accelerate the growth of global zero-emission (ZE) commercial vehicle space, with the aim of ZE technology becoming commercially competitive by 2025 and dominant by 2040 in specific vehicle segments and regions.
Joint announcement marks major step forward for zero-emission transport SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt — Today at COP27 the United States of America, Ukraine, Ireland, Aruba, Belgium, Croatia, Curaçao, Dominican Republic, Liechtenstein, and Lithuania announced they would join the world’s most ambitious…
We are excited to continue our conversation on the future of zero-emission medium- and heavy-duty vehicles (ZE-MHDVs) in the Americas with our event Electric Trucks Are Here! Progress and Opportunities for Mexico.
The European Commission released its proposal for revised CO2 heavy-duty vehicle (HDV) standards for trucks, which would require most new trucks in the European Union (EU) to lower their emissions by 45% in 2030, 65% in 2035, and 90% in 2040 (compared to 2019/2020 levels).
A new analysis by CALSTART and its Global Commercial Vehicle Drive to Zero program and campaign (Drive to Zero) finds that Mexico (one of the world’s leading truck manufacturers) could achieve significant climate emission reductions by strategically accelerating zero-emission transport.
