Navistar partners with Quanta for EV infrastructure services

Navistar partners with Quanta for EV infrastructure services

Navistar and Quanta say they will analyze, forecast, plan and execute across customers’ electrification journeys.

Navistar has partnered with integrated infrastructure solutions partner Quanta Services to provide International Truck and IC Bus customers with a “comprehensive vehicle and charging infrastructure solution that enables fleets to implement battery-electric vehicles quickly and efficiently,” Navistar says.

The companies say the strategic partnership with Quanta will capitalize on Navistar’s three-step approach to delivering fully integrated eMobility solutions to customers: consulting, charging and deployment. Together, Navistar and Quanta say they will analyze, forecast, plan and execute across customers’ electrification journey.

“Quanta has enjoyed a longstanding relationship with Navistar as a key partner for medium and heavy-duty trucks and we look forward to expanding and enhancing our relationship through this innovative partnership,” said Duke Austin, president and chief executive officer, Quanta. “We believe this partnership is uniquely positioned to provide comprehensive EV solutions to Navistar’s customers that support their fleet electrification initiatives and enable the transition to a clean energy future. Further, we believe this partnership will serve as a catalyst to achieve Quanta and Navistar’s shared near-term goal of providing and building the safest medium and heavy-duty trucks in the market using the latest technologies starting in 2024.”

Navistar says its EV consulting process begins with establishing an EV roadmap for customers by hosting discovery workshops designed to understand fleet needs and concerns around electrification.

You May Also Like

Lion Electric Company reduces workforce in Canada due to Zero-Emission Transit Fund delays

In addition to the workforce reduction, Lion said it continues to undertake internal measures to reduce its cost structure.

Lion-electric-Illinois-Plant

The Lion Electric Company is reducing its workforce, combined with other cost-cutting measures, aimed at further reducing its operating expenses and aligning its cost structure to current market dynamics, the company said. The workforce reduction affects approximately 120 employees, mostly those based in Canada in overhead and product development functions. The company said this measure should not negatively impact production capacity. Following this workforce reduction, Lion will have approximately 1,150 employees, including more than 600 manufacturing positions.

Navistar passes 100 authorized EV dealers

Navistar will have more than 30% of its dealer locations ready to support the sale and service of both International and IC Bus EVs.

Navistar-authorized-dealers
Green Li-ion launches recycled lithium-ion battery materials plant

The North American plant will produce battery-grade cathode and anode materials.

Green-Li-ion-plant
Wallbox appoints Luis Boada as chief financial officer

Boada has close to two decades of experience in corporate development, finance and investor relations in both North American and European markets.

Wallbox-Luis-Boada
Lola joins forces with ABT for Formula E entry

The entry will use a powertrain co-developed by the British marque and technical partner, Yamaha Motor.

Lola-Yamaha-ABT-Formula-E

Other Posts

Gage Zero deploys new ZEV charging depot in California

The Fontana, CA hub will feature high-speed chargers to accommodate the charging needs of Class 8 trucks and other vehicles.

Kam-Way-Transportation
GreenPower launches EV Star Utility Truck for commercial fleets

The EV Star Utility Truck is purpose-built and fully customizable to fit a range of vocational applications and utility use cases.

GreenPower_Motor_Company-EV_Star_Utility_Truck
GM Energy rolls out home product suite

This suite will help to mitigate the negative impacts of weather-related outages and integrate with future clean energy products.

silverado-ev-gm-energy
EV Connect, Flash, Qmerit partner on charging management platform

The partners said this will address issues of management, reliability, discoverability and usability that have slowed the nation’s transition to EVs.

EV charging stations