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Batteries and cold weather don't usually mix, but one transportation company pushes the boundaries.

Meritor Inc. in Troy, announced it will begin production this month of its 14Xe ePowertrain for electric commercial vehicles.

One result of the infrastructure bill enacted by Congress and signed by President Joe Biden recently will be a change in the way school buses sound.

Economic development leaders and environmental activists have found common ground with Toyotas announcement that it plans a $1.3 billion facility near Greensboro to produce batteries for electric vehicles. The investment

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/PRNewswire/ -- Todays first day of trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange marks the start of a new era for Daimler Truck. Following the spin-off from...

/PRNewswire/ -- Todays first day of trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange marks the start of a new era for Daimler Truck. Following the spin-off from...

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Meritor will commercially produce its electric powertrain with supply agreements for buses and plans for fuel cell applications.

Alaska's first electric school bus has proven its worth after making headlines with its ability to seamlessly carry students in freezing temperatures.