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5,000 Electric Mercedes Vans Join Amazon’s Delivery Fleet
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Paulatinally, the business market is beginning to strengthen its position in electric vehicles. What has seemed difficult for years to win, today we have seen technology tryin' itself in various segments. Now it's been...
The US online retailer Amazon orders around 5000 electric vans from Mercedes-Benz, as the two companies announced today. More than half of the vehicles are to be used in Germany and the rest in four other European countries: Austria, France, Italy and the UK. According to Amazon, the electric vans are to deliver more than 200 million parcels per year.According to Mercedes-Benz, this is the largest single order so far for electric vehicles from t…
Transportation network transformation: 5,000 more Amazon electric vans to arrive in Europe
Amazon says it will add nearly 5,000 electric vans to its network in Europe in the coming months, as its decarbonisation push continues. The post Transportation network transformation: 5,000 more Amazon electric vans to arrive in Europe appeared first on Green Retail World.
Mercedes delivers 5,000 electric vans to Amazon in Europe
Mercedes-Benz Vans has received its most significant EV order to date. The German manufacturer will deliver 5,000 electric vans to Amazon’s European delivery partners. Three-quarters of which are the larger eSprinter, while the rest of the order consists of eVito panel vans. The vehicles will be delivered in the coming months. As the American e-commerce giant Amazon strengthens its position in Europe, its electrified fleet also grows. After orde…
Mercedes-Benz delivers nearly 5,000 electric vehicles to Amazon’s delivery partners
In 2020, Amazon had already put more than 1,800 fully electric eVito and eSprinter vehicles into its delivery network. Now, almost 5,000 fully electric eVito and eSprinter vehicles will follow in the coming months.The post Mercedes-Benz delivers nearly 5,000 electric vehicles to Amazon’s delivery partners appeared first on Electric Cars Report.
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