Motiv’s founder and CTO, Jim Castelaz, joined Giant’s Doug Duvall and Maryland Lt Governor Boyd K. Rutherford, and other officials for Giant's launch of its first all-electric delivery vehicles. Read more

The Baltimore region's largest grocery store chain, Giant Food, is adding two new Motiv electric step vans to its delivery fleet as the food retailer begins to shift to all-electric. Read more

Motiv Power Systems, a manufacturer of medium-duty electric trucks and buses, has secured more than 100 new orders via California’s HVIP program, which offers point-of-purchase price reductions for fleet EV buyers. Read more

Medium-duty electric truck and bus provider Motiv Power Systems announced the recent appointment of Lisa McClung as president and chief commercial officer and secured 100+ new orders through Californi... Read more

Transitioning a fleet of combustion engine vehicles to those powered by electricity presents significant financial and technological challenges. However, public departments and private corporations across Canada and the United States are now on the path to a green energy future with the help of partners who have the expertise, the interest, and in some cases the capital, to assist them in making the switch. Read more

Motiv electric truck hauling 6,000 pounds travels over 150 miles in new field test. Read more

Times are changing and now the United States’ bus fleet is on the cusp of an exciting transformation into something greener, cleaner and most importantly of all, less polluting. Read more

Trucking companies that rely on purchased transportation get creative to work through sustainability challenges. Read more

At this year’s ACT Expo annual Fleet Awards event, seven fleet operators were recognized for extraordinary accomplishments that serve as examples for fleet operators worldwide, related to emission reduction and sustainability. Read more

Decades of public health studies have indicated significant respiratory and cognitive impacts associated with high levels of gas and diesel vehicle emissions. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit and people sheltered at home, we saw a significant reduction in tailpipe emissions, particularly in urban areas where pollution concentrations tend to be the highest. Read more