EPISODE · Sep 10, 2025 · 6 MIN
Project Jolt – Real-World eHGVs Without the Guesswork
from éXō Fleets Insights - Every mile counts · host ZeroMission
Send us Fan MailCan electric HGVs really deliver under pressure? What if the transition to zero-emission freight wasn’t a gamble, but a data-backed, road-tested strategy?In this episode, we explore Project Jolt, a groundbreaking UK trial involving DP World, John Lewis, Nestlé, four major truck manufacturers, and a digital twin-powered approach to fleet transformation.Inside the episode:Why 15,000 real-world eHGV miles matter more than any lab testHow fleets are eliminating range anxiety with smart metricsThe surprising business case insights behind charging strategiesWhat battery degradation really means for long-term valueWhy SMEs can’t be left behind in the freight transitionWith commentary on logistics, data modelling, and profitability from the ZeroMission team, this episode is a must-listen for anyone serious about de-risking electric fleet operations.Because electrifying your fleet isn’t about luck, it’s about intelligence.Plug into the future of freight. Hit play. https://exofleets.com/Reach out to us on Email: [email protected] us on LinkedInConnect with our team Alan Crowley, Kevin Christopher, Stephen Breen, Liam Nolan, Callum Hennessy, Niamh Quinn
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Send us Fan Mail Can electric HGVs really deliver under pressure? What if the transition to zero-emission freight wasn’t a gamble, but a data-backed, road-tested strategy? In this episode, we explore Project Jolt, a groundbreaking UK trial involving DP World, John Lewis, Nestlé, four major truck manufacturers, and a digital twin-powered approach to fleet transformation. Inside the episode: Why 15,000 real-world eHGV miles matter more than any lab testHow fleets are eliminating range anxiety w...
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