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Ethan Katzberg competes in the senior men's hammer throw final during the Canadian Track and Field Championships in Ottawa, Ontario, Saturday, June 20, 2026. (Patrick Doyle/The Canadian Press via AP)

Chinese mining company Zijin Mining is expanding the electrification of its mining vehicle fleet, deploying battery-electric haul trucks across multiple operations while developing its own heavy-duty electric mining vehicles.

MAN Truck & Bus has expanded the electrification of its factory logistics after logistics partner J.S. Logistics introduced five MAN eTGX battery-electric trucks for cross-border freight operations between Hungary and Germany.

The European Union-backed GIANTS project has entered the next phase of development, moving from technology design to real-world vehicle demonstrations as it reaches month 30 of its 42-month programme.

European truck manufacturers are pushing back against plans by Chinese battery maker CATL and Octopus Energy to establish a battery-swapping network for heavy-duty electric trucks in Europe, according to a report by Nikkei

Fleet electrification company WattEV has opened a new heavy-duty truck charging depot in Fresno, California, expanding its electric freight infrastructure into Northern California and strengthening charging access along one of the state's busiest logistics corridors.

The Port of Vancouver has launched a pilot program deploying battery-electric container trucks into commercial freight operations to evaluate the performance of zero-emission heavy-duty vehicles under real-world port conditions.

Castlehaven 3-18 Knocknagree 1-23 BRENDAN KENNEALLY REPORTS COMETH the hour, cometh the man. Arise, Brian Hurley, a knight of Castlehaven GAA who emerged as the club’s hero, again.

Driventic has introduced the VEDS 2.2, a new integrated electric drive system designed for medium-duty trucks, buses and retrofit applications, as the company expands its portfolio of commercial vehicle electrification solutions.

Daimler Truck has launched a global recall covering more than 131,000 commercial vehicles after identifying a defect in the electrical energy supply system that could increase the risk of overheating and fire.