Shanghai, China- CEVA Logistics Ltd., has deployed five Sinotruk HOWO electric vehicles in Suzhou, Wuxi, Zhengzhou, and Chengdu, to help with local pickup and delivery services in China. The estimated monthly mileage of the electric trucks is over 25,000 kilometers, which translates into a yearly decrease in carbon emissions of 75 tons (tank to wheel).
The use of electric trucks in China helps CEVA fulfill its promise to achieve net zero by the year 2050. By the end of 2025, CEVA intends to have 1,450 electric vehicles operating on its global fleet, cutting annual carbon emissions by 67,000 tons of CO2. Among CEVA's specialized fleet operations, LTL and last mile pick and delivery activities are the deployment of 1,000 delivery vans, 300 straight trucks, and 150 tractor units as part of the company's large sustainability commitment.
The local pickup and delivery requirements of a variety of consumers, including those in the industries of luxury and high-end food products, are satisfied by the electric vehicles. In addition to pushing the sector to take greater initiative when it comes to sustainable logistics, CEVA aims to provide consumers cutting-edge supply chain services.
Joanna Zhu, Managing Director of CEVA Logistics in Greater China said, “CEVA continues actively working toward more sustainable logistics and supply chain solutions. CEVA is committed to reducing carbon emissions and plans to invest more resources in electric vehicle transport solutions. We will continue to expand our EV fleet to cover more regions in the future."
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