PostNL expands heavy-duty electric truck fleet to seven vehicles

By Public Technologies
  • PostNL expanded its heavy-duty electric truck fleet to seven from one with six Mercedes-Benz eActros vehicles.
  • New e-trucks start operating from Oct. 1 on longer routes in the Netherlands, extending service to Belgium.
  • Each vehicle is expected to drive about 150,000 kilometers a year with an estimated range of about 500 kilometers.
  • Electric trucks are projected to account for about 2.5% of heavy-duty fleet kilometers once fully deployed.
  • PostNL targets a 45% CO₂ emissions cut by 2030, aiming for net zero by 2040 with at least 90% reductions.


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