Australia Post to Expand Electric Fleet with $40.5 Million Federal Investment
The funding will add more than 100 electric vehicles and depot charging upgrades as Australia Post works to cut diesel use by about 1 million litres a year.
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Australia Post to expand electric fleet with $40.5 million federal investment
Australia Post already operates over 5000 electric vehicles nationally. Image: Australia Post Australia Post is expanding its fleet of electric trucks and vans with a $40.5 investment from the Albanese government. The rollout will include a broad range of more than 100 vehicles, from vans to light and heavy rigid trucks, as well as prime movers, Australia Post announced at an official launch event at its Sunshine West depot in Victoria this week…
Australia Post secures $40.5M to accelerate heavy vehicle electrification - Prime Mover Magazine
Australia Post Executive General Manager Network Operations, Shane Plant, Australia Post Chief Sustainability Officer, Richard Pittard, and Minister for Communications and Minister for Sport, Anika Wells. Image: Prime Creative Media.Australia Post is expanding its national electric vehicle program following a $40.5 million Federal Government investment which was announced at its Sunshine West facility in Victoria today. The funding, delivered in…
Australia Post accelerates shift to electric trucks and vans
Australia Post will expand the country’s largest electric delivery fleet, adding electric trucks and vans to its network and reducing future reliance on diesel fuel. Supported by a one-off $40.5 million investment from the Australian Government, the rollout will include a broad range of vehicles, from vans to light and heavy rigid trucks, as well as prime movers. Related article: Zenobē and Woolworths drive largest electric truck rollout It also…
Fed funding sparks up Australia Post zero emission push
Federal funding is helping Australia Post to expand its electric fleet. Image: Australia PostAustralia Post has given a power up by the Federal Government to the tune of $40.5 million as a one off investment designed to boost the move to electrify the businesses delivery fleet. The investment, announced yesterday, will be delivered in the 2026-2027 financial year and go towards a range of vehicles from vans to light and heavy rigid trucks, as we…
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