GM, Volkwagen, And The US Postal Service: Top EV News July 29, 2022 via insideevs.com
. The USPS announced its intention to increase EV delivery vehicles after the Biden administration said their original goal fell short of governmental climate change goals.
Now, 50% of its mass delivery truck order will be EVs, instead of the original goal of 20%. In addition, the agency wants to buy 34,500 commercially available vehicles over 2 years. Right now, the Postal Service’s fleet totals 190,000 vehicles. You can expect to see the first electric delivery vehicles to be on the road next year.
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