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Sponsored contentWhere to start with electric truck depot charging
Electrifying a truck depot involves far more than installing a row of chargers. Getting it right means making good decisions early - power, layout, and charging strategy - because those choices shape everything that follows. The good news is that this is a problem operators don’t have to solve alone, and it’s one that gets more straightforward once the right first steps are in place.
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Sponsored contentThe next five years will define the next twenty
Road transport is entering a period of major long-term change.
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MT ArticleCDTL puts distributed drive at heart of driverless truck future
Chinese commercial vehicle technology specialist CDTL is developing an ambitious new approach to the future of heavy transport, combining distributed electric drive and X-by-wire technology with a vision of autonomous ‘road trains’ capable of hauling multiple trailers.
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Sponsored contentElectric trucks are becoming a commercial advantage
Where the electric truck conversation may have started around sustainability, increasingly it’s becoming about competitiveness.
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Sponsored contentLooking for a cleaner, cheaper, reliable alternative to diesel?
Biomethane offers the same efficiency at lower costs to operators and the environment, with Gasrec customers reporting CO2 reductions of 80% and cost savings of 20-40%. With net zero targets looming, consumers demanding emission reductions and haulier operating margins tight, those are numbers the industry can no longer ignore. As ...
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Sponsored contentCharging and infrastructure: why planning early matters
Ask most operators what concerns them most about electric trucks and the answer is often not the vehicle itself - it’s the infrastructure behind it.
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Sponsored contentWhere electric trucks are already working
Once fleets start looking seriously at electric trucks, the conversation quickly becomes operational. How can they fit into day-to-day fleet activity without disrupting the business?
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Sponsored contentWhy the time to start with electric trucks is now
The electric truck conversation has changed significantly over the last few months.
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Sponsored contentActros L ProCabin: Premium Where It Matters for Operators
Downtime is never an option and it’s exactly what the Mercedes-Benz Actros L ProCabin has been built to handle
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Sponsored contentPelican Electric Trucks Accelerates Fleet Electrification with the Yutong TE7
Pelican Electric Trucks is accelerating the shift to zero emission transport in the UK, bringing together more than a century of commercial vehicle expertise with cutting edge electric technology. As part of the Pelican Engineering Group, the business draws on deep industry knowledge, long standing operator relationships and a proven ...
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Sponsored contentPelican Electric Trucks Heading to RTX with the Yutong TE7
Pelican Electric Trucks is helping UK operators make the move to zero emission transport with the Yutong TE7 – a 7.5-tonne electric truck designed for real-world operations.
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Sponsored contentMercedes-Benz Trucks: Leading the Way in Real-World Efficiency
The new Mercedes-Benz Actros L ProCabin range is fast becoming a familiar sight on UK roads. Its bold, aerodynamically optimised design has sparked plenty of debate online, but operators are letting results speak for themselves. The growing number of ProCabin models joining major fleets suggests the verdict is clear: the fuel efficiency wins every time.
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Sponsored contentDriving the Future: Mercedes-Benz Trucks Prove Electric is Ready - Across All Industries
In 2025, Mercedes-Benz Trucks is setting the standard for sustainable transport. With its latest generation of all-electric vehicles already proving their value in real-world operations across the UK, the future of heavy-duty haulage is electric - and it’s happening now.
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Sponsored contentThe Strategic Role of Lubricants in Future-Proofing UK Fleets
The commercial transport sector is undergoing significant transformation. As fleet operators look to the future, they must choose from a diverse range of powertrains and alternative fuel options. So, what role do lubricants play in this transition, and how can they support both new and existing technologies ...
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MT ArticleVertellus - keeping trucks moving while the industry shifts
Contract hire isn’t new - but Vertellus does it differently. Backed by Renault Trucks and its dealer network, it owns the service, support and expertise it provides, giving fleets consistent control whether they run diesel or electric anywhere in the UK.
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MT ArticleUnlocking Efficiency in Urban Fleets: The Role of Texaco Delo 600 ADF Advanced Engine Oil
Fleet managers in urban logistics may feel their role is one of constantly trying to balance conflicting requirements. How to ensure maximum vehicle uptime, keep operational costs in check, and comply with tightening emissions regulations, all while efficiently serving customers’ needs?
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Sponsored contentDriving into the future: The new Actros L ProCabin by Mercedes-Benz Trucks
Mercedes-Benz Trucks understands better than anyone that the truck cabin is more than just a workplace - it’s a second home. That’s why we’ve introduced the all-new Actros L ProCabin with efficiency, comfort and safety at its core.
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MT ArticleUnlocking Efficiency in Urban Fleets: The Role of Texaco Delo 600 ADF Advanced Engine Oil
Fleet managers in urban logistics may feel their role is one of constantly trying to balance conflicting requirements. How to ensure maximum vehicle uptime, keep operational costs in check, and comply with tightening emissions regulations, all while efficiently serving customers’ needs?
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MT ArticleWhy oil versatility is key to helping mixed fleets work smarter, not harder
Managing a diverse fleet, with a variety of vehicle types and engine specifications, is complex enough, but step into a typical fleet workshop and you’ll often find a bewildering array of oils. As a key supplier to the commercial vehicle community, Texaco Lubricants representatives often encounter a ...
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Sponsored contentClarity and efficiency delivered at every step with Microlise Delivery Execution
Manual Proof of Delivery (POD) and Proof of Collection (POC) continue to drain time and patience across the logistics sector. From illegible paperwork and unclear delivery statuses to poor driver communication and delayed cashflow, the challenges feel endless.