The provincial government of QuŽbec, Canada, which sets clean-transport and zero-emission vehicle policy (e.g., its ZEV standard and electrification programs).

A Mexican (Mexico City) manufacturer of electric powertrains for heavy-duty and commercial vehicles; it builds fully electric buses and trucks, retrofits diesel vehicles to electric, and provides charging and fleet-electrification services.

Legal name Commercial Vehicle Charging Europe B.V. (Amsterdam, 2022); a JV of Daimler Truck, TRATON, and Volvo Group operating Europe’s largest public, brand-agnostic high-performance charging network for battery-electric heavy trucks and coaches, deploying Megawatt Charging (MCS).

A Uruguayan electric-mobility company that imports and represents EV brands (e.g., XEV YOYO quadricycles, electric tricycles/quadricycles) and commercial charging stations for individual and corporate customers.

An Australian transport-and-energy consultancy focused on decarbonizing road transport, advising governments, fleets, and manufacturers with fact-based research, fleet/depot electrification strategies, and a widely cited Electric Truck Report.

The NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) provides shared services to NYC government and operates the largest municipal fleet in the U.S. (30,000+ units); DCAS Fleet leads the city’s fleet electrification, EV charging, and emissions-reduction efforts.

A U.S. (Phoenix, Arizona; founded 2014) manufacturer of Class 8 battery-electric and hydrogen fuel-cell trucks and developer of the HYLA hydrogen ecosystem.