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Fleet partnerships essential for electric van start-up success

The incumbents are preparing to bring more electric vans to market for the last mile delivery segment. Start-ups are running out of time to prove themselves. By Xavier Boucherat

Activity in the electric van and truck segments continues at a pace, with ambitions to serve an increasingly regulated last-mile delivery segment that could drive many fleets down the path of electrification. By now, the likes of Arrival, Rivian, Workhorse and Xos have generated plenty of positive and not-so-positive headlines. Some have secured all-important partnerships with the big fleets, such as Rivian’s order for 100,000 zero-emission vans from Amazon, whilst UPS has committed to 10,000 vehicles from Arrival. Others have run into difficulty, with Workhorse failing to secure a contract for the US Postal Service and missing delivery targets.

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