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Electric trucks are the way of the future. For businesses and truck drivers, it’s a no-brainer: powering trucks saves money in the long run and eliminates the need for costly gasoline.
Spain already has one of Europe’s most generous electric vehicle incentive programmes, but it’s about to get even better. The country intends to make electric vehicle technology more affordable and accessible, bringing it closer to its goal of carbon neutrality.
The Spain Electric Truck Market accounted for $XX Billion in 2022 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2023 to 2030.
Following the completion of a successful Series C investment round, Volta Trucks, the leading and pioneering full-electric commercial vehicle manufacturer and service provider, has announced the arrival of the Volta Zero in Spain.
Volta Trucks will be in Madrid as part of its European roadshow, showcasing the Volta Zero at the world-famous Circuito del Jarma. Diesel-powered trucks now account for 72 percent of all greenhouse gas emissions on the road.
In response, the Swedish start-up has unveiled the world’s first purpose-built, full-electric 16-tonne Volta Zero in Spain, which has been developed for city-centre distribution, lowering the environmental impact of freight transit in metropolitan areas, where air quality is at its worst.
In collaboration with Volvo Trucks, XPO Logistics, a renowned provider of freight transportation services, has announced the deployment of the first fully electric truck in its Spanish fleet.
With a range of 300 kilometres, the new Volvo FL Electric two-axle truck is intended for clean and quiet operation. It will be used for Inditex group deliveries in central Madrid at night. XPO will track its performance in order to reduce carbon emissions in its operations.
