Tevva, a pioneer in electric and hydrogen-electric trucks, is set to merge with Canada-based automaker ElectraMeccanica. This strategic collaboration not only highlights the agility of both companies to adapt to changing market demands but also signifies a pivotal moment in their collective journey towards shaping the future of commercial electric vehicles.
Panasonic launches ultrasonic meter to measure hydrogen flow A new ultrasonic meter from Panasonic can measure hydrogen flow rates and…
Electra and Sainsbury finalize hydrogen truck trial Electra, a maker of electric vehicles (EVs), has concluded a three-month trial with…
Tevva, a British automaker, has debuted a 19-ton version of its hydrogen-electric truck. 310 miles is the maximum distance the…
The London-based truck manufacturer Tevva has introduced its first hydrogen-electric vehicle with a range of 310 miles (499 km). The…
Electric and hydrogen truck pioneer Tevva, has appointed Ian Harnett as the Chairman. Ian succeeds David Roberts, who will remain…
By way of an oversubscribed private placement from new and existing investors, Tevva has successfully raised US$57 million to fit…
The Tevva Truck was introduced to meet the current demand for electrification in the sector, with the UK and Europe committing to a net-zero emissions target by 2050 and a potential ban on the sale of all polluting cars by 2035.
