Volta Trucks launches new customer website

All-electric commercial vehicle manufacturer Volta Trucks has launched its latest customer and media website.

That’s as it transitions from a start-up and the launch of the Volta Zero, to a scale-up company with Pilot Fleet vehicles being evaluated by customers on European roads later this year.

The new website reflects the people-focused approach Volta Trucks is taking to decarbonise urban logistics, creating a better environment for city-centre populations.

The new English and French language websites give insights into the Volta Trucks brand pillars of “sustainability, safety and trucks as a service”, including a 360-degree experience of the cab environment.

This shows how the Volta Zero electric 16-tonne truck designed for inner-city freight deliveries and with 150-200km range will exceed the recently launched Transport for London five-star Direct Vision Standard, the truck expected to eliminate about 180,000 tonnes of CO2 by 2025.

The product pages also give an in-depth understanding and technical specification of the Volta Zero. The media website and careers pages remain, with numerous new roles advertised as the company expands and searches for the next generation of electrification engineers and commercial experts.

“At Volta Trucks, we are building electric commercial vehicles for the zero-emission, sustainable cities that we see being introduced around the world all the time,” its chief executive Rob Fowler says.

 “And we are a people-focused busines, concentrating on making vulnerable road users safer, improving the air quality that city dwellers breathe, while improving the working environments of truck drivers, and supporting fleet operators to be more efficient, sustainable, and profitable.

“Our website is our company’s online shop window and I’m delighted to see it perfectly reflect our place in society, accelerating change towards a decarbonised future.”

The prototype Volta Zero was launched in September 2020 with the first vehicles expected to be operating with customers in late 2021.