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Volvo Penta EV testing continues

In-Depth01 Sep 2020
Volvo Penta is continuing with tests on a terminal tractor (a Kalmar machine) it has converted to run on its own electric driveline. “We see materials handling as the most promising segment for electrification,” said Zeyd Okutan, Volvo Penta’s product manager, Electromobility.

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