Motiv Power Systems said that its new Argo Series electric truck will debut in 2024.

The Argo will have the first medium-duty EV cab designed from the ground up. The company also added that customer-driven miles and fleet owner feedback will be crucial in finalizing the truck’s design, so what we see in the image above may not be what will hit the road as a final product.

Motiv Power Systems announced this week their new Argo Series electric truck which they say features the first medium-duty EV cab designed from the ground up with customer-driven miles and fleet owner feedback built in.

Motiv reports that the launch of Argo is a strategic step that will triple their market size and equip it to help more companies scale their electric fleets.

Motiv Power Systems announced the new Argo Series electric truck featuring a medium-duty EV cab designed from the ground up, with customer-driven miles and fleet owner feedback built in. The launch of Argo is a strategic step for Motiv intended to triple the company’s market size.

The Argo Series is designed to support all medium-duty applications across Class 4-6—including box trucks, step vans, shuttle buses, refrigerated vehicles, vocational vehicles, and other specialties—and is built on top of Motiv’s next-generation powertrain, including a 150-200 mile range LFP battery.

Motiv Power Systems recently introduced the new Argo Series electric truck for medium-duty applications, including refrigerated vehicles, box trucks, and step vans.

The San Francisco-based electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer says the Argo features the first MD cab “designed from the ground up,” using customer-driven miles and fleet owner feedback built. Built for Class 4-6 applications, the Argo Series features Motiv’s next-generation electric powertrain with “industry-leading” torque and a lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery with an advertised range of 150 to 200 miles.

Motiv Power Systems, the leading innovator of EV trucks and buses driving the backbone of modern commerce, announced the new Argo Series electric truck featuring the first medium-duty EV cab designed from the ground up, with customer-driven miles and fleet owner feedback built in. The launch of Argo is a strategic step for Motiv that will triple the company’s market size and equip it to help even more companies scale their electric fleets.

The commercial vehicle market is ripe for electrification. Answering the call, Motiv Power Systems announced its new Argo Series truck on Tuesday, a medium-duty offering that promises to meet the unique needs of fleet customers while also tripling the manufacturer’s share of the market.

Motiv’s Class 4-6 Electric Truck Aims to Address California’s Fleet Electrification Requirements. In a recent development within the electric trucking sector, Motiv Power Systems has unveiled the Argo, a new medium-duty Class 4-6 electric truck designed for release in 2024. This announcement aligns with the growing interest in electric trucks, primarily driven by California’s regulations mandating the swift electrification of commercial fleets. The regulations necessitate the deployment of roughly 20,000 medium-duty electric trucks by the end of 2024.

Motiv Power Systems announced the new Argo Series electric truck, designed to support all medium-duty applications across Class 4-6 — including box trucks, step vans, shuttle buses, refrigerated vehicles, vocational vehicles and other specialties — and includes a 150-200 mile range LFP battery.

“Argo combines our proven powertrain technology with a new driver-centric cab,” Tim Krauskopf, CEO of Motiv Power Systems said. 

Motiv Power Systems announced that it will launch its new Argo Series electric truck next year. Motiv said the Argo will feature the first medium-duty EV cab designed from the ground up. The electric truck OEM added that customer-driven miles and fleet owner feedback will be crucial in finalizing the truck’s design.

The launch of Argo is a strategic step aimed at tripling the company’s market size and equipping it to help even more companies scale their electric fleets, the OEM said.

Electric truck maker Motiv Power Systems has introduced its first purpose-built EV cab in the form of the Argo.

The company says the new offering, based on customer-driven miles and fleet feedback, will triple its market size. The Argo Series covers Classes 4-6 applications, including step vans, vocational vehicles and refrigerated box trucks, and is built on Motiv’s electric powertrain with a 150-200 mile (240-320 km) range.