According to the UN environment programme: Emissions Gap Report 2022,

“Transportation is the second-largest source of energy-related CO2 emissions globally, contributing 25 per cent of total energy-related CO2 emissions" (IEA 2021).

Light-duty electric vehicle sales reached 8.3 per cent of total sales in 2021. This must increase to between 35 per cent and 95 per cent by 2030.” Electrifying the transportation industry does not just require electric cars, buses, and lorries. There is a very wide variety of vehicles out there that need to be replaced with electric alternatives.

ePower Trucks does just that, they manufacture, maintain, and repair a large variety of electric vehicles that are indispensable for factories, warehouses, and many other industries. This innovative company looks beyond typical E-vehicles, for them the sky is the limit!

Here is a short list of some of the products they offer.

• CityQ is a line of four-wheeled electric bicycles that offer a more appealing option for urban transportation through year-round cycling. They have a range of up to 150km and a cargo capacity of up to 170kg, making it an ideal vehicle for transporting goods throughout a city.

• The Alke ATX 310 E Electric Compact Utility Vehicle ATX 310E are professional, extremely agile, flexible Small Electric Vehicles that are sturdy and compact in size with a chassis load capacity of 620 kg and towing capacity of up to 2.000 kg.

• MT 440 Electric Tow Tug. The MT-440 electric tow tug is the latest generation of heavy-duty electric tow tractors. Behind its stylish, compact design is a highly efficient AC direct-drive powertrain, plenty of power to haul 9,250 kg loads over long distances.

• EP 23 Passenger Bus Multi Passenger Electric Vehicle. The electric passenger bus is the zero-emission solution that can comfortably transport up to 22 passengers quickly and quietly. With today’s air and noise pollutants, this electric Bus is ideal for sustainable mobility projects and Eco-friendly public / private transportation.

  
  

Written by Lewis Hall

References list: Images and information sourced from their website (https://www.epowertrucks.co.uk/)