Kevin Linger

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Motiv Electric Trucks reached a major fleet milestone with Canadian logistics provider Purolator. As of May 23, 2025, Purolator’s fleet of Motiv electric trucks has surpassed 1 million km (approximately 627,000 mi) of real-world use. Motiv said this highlights the continued momentum behind fleet electrification in North America. The milestone is a result of Purolator’s ongoing efforts to decarbonize its last-mile delivery fleet using medium-duty EVs from Motiv.

5 days ago | fleetequipmentmag.com | Kevin Linger

Skip to content Main Navigation Social Connect Resources Our Brand Family Managing Editor/Producer of Fleet Equipment Magazine Published: Jun 23, 2025 Hellwig Products introduced contact helper springs for the 2024–25 Ford Super Duty F-250 and F-350 models. Hellwig contact helper springs are designed to assist with heavy loads. The company says the springs improve stability and increase load-carrying capacity beyond the limits of factory contact leaf springs. Added Load Support for Towing and...

5 days ago | fleetequipmentmag.com | Kevin Linger

Skip to content Main Navigation Social Connect Resources Our Brand Family Managing Editor/Producer of Fleet Equipment Magazine Published: Jun 23, 2025 SAF-Holland is celebrating the 40th Haldex Reman anniversary of operations in Marion, NC. The company said this milestone marks four decades of support for the commercial vehicle aftermarket through remanufacturing. The facility, opened in 1985, has become a central hub for Haldex’s North American remanufacturing operations, focused on...

5 days ago | fleetequipmentmag.com | Kevin Linger

The North American Council for Freight Efficiency (NACFE) started fleet visits for this year’s Run on Less – Messy Middle. According to NACFE Executive Director Mike Roeth, the team already visited four of the 13 participating fleets, capturing the real-world efforts behind freight efficiency. “Things are getting exciting here at NACFE,” Roeth said.

5 days ago | fleetequipmentmag.com | Kevin Linger

As U.S. trade policy continues to evolve, fleet managers are contending with more than just vehicle availability and spec delays. New 25% tariffs on imported vehicles and parts (excluding Canada and Mexico) are introducing cost volatility, quote restrictions and timeline pressures across the medium-duty landscape. For many, tariffs affecting fleet operations are another variable to face in an already tight market.