ELECTRICDRIVES BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Discover the very best emobility businesses from around the world
B-ON
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Founded in 2020, B-ON simplifies the transition to electric vehicles for last-mile delivery, enhancing business productivity with purpose-built electric vans and electrification services.
- B-ON is based in Europe and leverages a global talent pool with zero-emissions light commercial vehicle expertise.
- The company offers a comprehensive solution for electric mobility, including a range of purpose-built electric vans and tools.
- B-ON’s proven suite of electrification services enhances fleet efficiency for businesses moving people or products.
Canoo
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Canoo’s mission is to bring electric vehicles (EVs) to everyone, leveraging innovative architecture to redefine the automotive landscape.
- Canoo develops Multi-Purpose Platforms and digital ecosystems, offering bold innovations in design and technology.
- The company envisions a post-SUV era focused on space and value, with a unique business model spanning the full vehicle lifecycle.
- Canoo integrates Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles into every aspect of its operations, aiming for long-term stakeholder and shareholder value.
DHL
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DHL is modernizing its fleet with electric vehicles and alternative drive systems, aiming for 60% of pick-ups and deliveries to be handled by EVs by 2030.
- DHL currently operates over 29,200 electric vehicles worldwide, underscoring its commitment to sustainable supply chains.
- As the leading logistics company, DHL pioneers low-carbon solutions and was the first in the industry to commit to net-zero emissions.
- DHL is dedicated to sustainable logistics, driving global trade and economic growth while minimizing its environmental footprint.
DPD
DPD is a leading parcel delivery firm dedicated to achieving all-electric delivery in 30 UK towns and cities by the end of 2023, two years ahead of schedule.
- DPD has invested over £90 million in electric vehicles, with a fleet of over 2,500 electric vans, aiming to deliver 26 million parcels this year with zero emissions.
- The company achieved all-electric delivery status in 10 UK locations, including Oxford, Bradford, and Cardiff, with plans for 20 more by the end of 2023.
- DPD’s sustainability initiatives focus on reducing CO2 emissions and improving air quality, targeting major urban centers for the greatest impact.
IKEA
IKEA UK is investing £4.5 million in electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure to achieve 100% zero-emissions deliveries by 2025, enhancing its commitment to sustainability.
- IKEA is installing 196 EV chargers, including 53 rapid chargers, across its UK stores and distribution centers to support emissions-free deliveries.
- By summer 2023, IKEA aims to achieve 60% zero-emission deliveries in the UK and Ireland, progressing towards its 2025 goal.
- Partnering with Mer, a European charging company, IKEA ensures the infrastructure is managed with renewable energy sources, supporting the UK Government’s net-zero targets by 2050.
Royal Mail
Royal Mail is committed to reducing its carbon footprint by deploying electric trucks and vans across the UK, ensuring sustainable delivery operations and meeting future emission regulations.
- Royal Mail operates 41,500 vans and 6,200 trucks, with a growing fleet of over 100 electric delivery vans and several electric trucks in key cities.
- The company achieved a 29% reduction in carbon emissions since 2004-2005 and continuously explores innovative ways to further reduce environmental impact.
- Royal Mail’s electric vehicle fleet is supported by comprehensive charging infrastructure and robust data collection on performance and efficiency.
