eFREIGHT Autonomous sets out next steps for UK autonomous HGV rollout
A consortium of automotive tech experts have identified the most viable starting points for early deployment.
27 May 2026
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A consortium of automotive tech experts have identified the most viable starting points for early deployment.
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One of 14 projects selected, which will explore the role of autonomous heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) in the UK.
Eight eFREIGHT 2030 leaders named among 2025 MotorTransport Decarbonisation Power Players
The recent ZEHID Progress Summit provided the perfect results showcase platform.
Overcoming obstacles, two real-world experiences from Welch’s Transport and Marks & Spencer.
The transition to electric vehicles (EVs) is accelerating, and charging infrastructure is evolving alongside it.
Just how can HGV operators keep vehicles on the road with minimal downtime?
The journey to electrification presents both formidable challenges and exciting opportunities.
The eFREIGHT 2030 founding member introduced five zero-emission battery-electric HGVs to its supply chain logistics fleet.
Net-Zero Awards celebrate Voltempo CEO Michael Boxwell with Silver Award.
The awards showcased progress toward a sustainable, decarbonised future within the energy and transport sectors.
A serial entrepreneur, Michael Boxwell has worked in technology development for more than 30 years.
Another plaudit awarded to Voltempo’s CEO.
James Garman on how the Voltempo is supporting fleet electrification with futureproof charging infrastructure.
Voltempo’s Andrew Scott gives his thoughts on the DFT’s move in this edition of 12 Pillars of Change.
There’s one challenge that needs to be addressed separately – that of getting power to where fleets actually need it.