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Orange EV Canada Supports Transport Bourassa with the Deployment of an Electric Terminal Truck

Transport Bourassa is taking another step toward modernizing its yard operations with the deployment of an Orange EV electric terminal truck. This investment reflects the company’s commitment to reducing emissions while improving the efficiency and reliability of its daily operations.

Transport Bourassa, one of Quebec’s leading transportation companies, announced today the deployment of an Orange EV HUSK-e® electric terminal truck at its yard operations in Saint Jean sur Richelieu. This decision reflects the company’s commitment to adopting more sustainable solutions while increasing uptime, total cost of ownership, and service support, while reducing diesel-related operational drag.

Built for the toughest yard environments, Orange EV’s HUSK-e® electric terminal trucks deliver 97% uptime, ensuring dependable performance in demanding yard environments. Compared to diesel vehicles, they significantly reduce fuel and maintenance costs while improving operational efficiency. The trucks also operate quietly, helping improve working conditions for drivers. Designed for year-round use, they are built to perform reliably even in Quebec’s harsh winter conditions.

“Equipment reliability is essential to our operations,” said Danny Bergeron, Service Director at Transport Bourassa. “While fleet electrification continues to evolve rapidly, yard trucks are already one of the most proven applications of this technology today. We are proud to integrate an Orange EV electric terminal truck into our operations and invest in sustainable solutions capable of meeting the demands of intensive operations like ours.”

This deployment reflects a broader shift across the transportation industry toward cleaner technologies that support both operational efficiency and superior total cost of ownership. Orange EV Canada continues to support this transition with solutions designed for the realities of daily operations.

“We are proud to work alongside Transport Bourassa in this transition,” said Roberto Bragagnolo, Country Manager of Orange EV Canada. “Electrifying yard operations allows companies to reduce emissions while increasing the efficiency and reliability expected in the transportation industry.”

With more than 2,000 trucks deployed across North America and over 12 million cumulative service hours, Orange EV continues to establish itself as a leading partner in the electrification of yard operations across Canada.

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