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Volvo has secured Australia's “largest order” for battery-electric trucks, with Linfox placing an order for 30 heavy-duty electric vehicles.
Martin Lundstedt, who runs the $90 billion Volvo Group, says tariffs have brought hesitancy from US buyers, but he’s making sales in Australia with Linfox.
Volvo semi-trucks are built by Volvo Trucks, a subsidiary of the Volvo Group, in factories situated in the U.S., Europe, South Africa, and Oceania.
The A30 Electric articulated haul truck was revealed at Volvo's April 8 press conference, the world’s first serial-produced, battery-powered electric haul truck of its size.
The two companies inked a $2.8-billion deal last year to field 360 autonomous battery-electric trucks, 55 electric excavators and 60 battery-powered dozers.
R&M Trucking has deployed the first Volvo VNR Electric truck as part of the Volvo on Demand Truck-as-a-Service initiative from Volvo Trucks North America and Volvo Financial Services.