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FedEx Drops Massive $300M+ Order for 2,000 Harbinger Electric Trucks

Marking a historic commercial EV milestone, FedEx expands its last-mile zero-emission delivery operations across North America.

California-based manufacturer Harbinger has secured a binding order from FedEx for 2,000 all-electric medium-duty commercial trucks valued at over $300 million. Slated for delivery through late 2027 across U.S. and Canadian pickup and delivery routes, the Class 5 and 6 vehicles will replace conventional diesel units on a one-for-one basis. The Canadian fleet rollout will be managed and supported directly by Kaizen Automotive Group.

For commercial fleet operators, heavy-duty dealers, and logistics infrastructure providers, the historic order highlights growing commercial viability and TCO advantages for urban delivery electrification at scale.

According to Harbinger executive leadership, the 2,000-unit deployment is projected to generate $40 million in annual fleet fuel savings while providing purpose-built 20-year service life durability for medium-duty routes.

Light Vehicle

Foss Group Unifies Retail, Fleet, and Mobility Ventures Under One Banner

Foss Group Unifies Retail, Fleet, and Mobility Ventures Under One Banner

Consolidating dealership, national leasing, and tech investment arms under a single parent entity positions Foss Group to manage the complete vehicle lifecycle across Canadian markets.

Medium-Duty

GM Deploys AI-Powered OnStar Fleet Intelligence Platform

GM Deploys AI-Powered OnStar Fleet Intelligence Platform

Streamlining commercial fleet management and total operating costs, General Motors unifies connected vehicle data with generative AI insights.

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Ford and Industry Coalition Target Technical Training Pipeline

Ford and Industry Coalition Target Technical Training Pipeline

Major corporate partners are investing in paid apprenticeship models to reverse high dropout rates and secure the next generation of automotive technicians.