Seafrigo Group has taken on five Volvo FM Electric trucks for port hauling in and around its Le Havre, France HQ.
It said the partnership with Volvo Trucks was a significant step in Seafrigo’s energy transition strategy, and was aimed at reducing its carbon footprint and improving the efficiency of its port operations.
The FM Electrics are equipped with six battery packs totalling 540 kWh and offering up to 300 km of range without recharging.
With a towing capacity of 44 tonnes, Seafrigo said they ensured productivity equivalent to a diesel vehicle.
“The partnership with Volvo Trucks marks a key milestone in our decarbonisation approach for port hauling in Le Havre,” said Arnaud Hourdin, director of port activities at Seafrigo Group.
“By integrating these first electric trucks, Seafrigo reaffirms its role as a pioneer in the energy transition of the logistics sector. We are proud to cooperate with Volvo Trucks to build a more sustainable and environmentally friendly future.”
Jérôme Flassayer, director of electromobility at Volvo Trucks, added: “We are proud to support Seafrigo Group in this first step towards electrifying its fleet.
“The choice of the Volvo FM Electric confirms the long-standing trust between our two companies and demonstrates that electric technology is now perfectly suited to the demanding needs of port hauling.”

















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