Duvenbeck has taken a further step towards fully switching its fleet to low-emission…
Duvenbeck has taken a further step towards fully switching its fleet to low-emission vehicles after a new electric terminal tractor passed its practical trials. The freight forwarding and logistics company has been testing the Terberg YT203-EV electric unit that uses a battery with capacity of 150 kilowatt hours (kWh), meaning a full day’s shift is possible on one charge. The eco tractor is almost two-and-a-half times more expensive than the diesel equivalent version to purchase.