The California Air Resources Board has voted unanimously to finalize its Advanced Clean Fleets rule, a massive new regulation on medium- and heavy-duty fleet vehicles that requires all new medium- and heavy-duty vehicles sold or registered in the state of California to be zero-emission come 2036.
In the interim few years, it has become apparent that not only are climate change and pollution becoming even more urgent, but that the market for EV trucks has advanced significantly, with hundreds of total models available, across every truck class from 2b through 8. These trucks have more than enough range for most fleet applications, which often have predictable daily usage schedules.
