The new technology includes:
The latest engines are said to be more fuel efficient with early trials indicating a 10% reduction in fuel consumption compared to the vehicles they are replacing.
Dan Myers, managing director—UK and Ireland, XPO Logistics, said: “We’re constantly evaluating the latest technologies and developments to ensure that our customers benefit from the most efficient, safe, and sustainable distribution possible. At the same time, we want to further the safety and welfare of our drivers, crews, and members of the public.”
These new vehicles will be based in the company’s nine shared user sites and operating platforms across the UK, servicing the shared user pallet network, the after-sales and retail service, and the two-person B2B network. From the network, XPO Logistics also services through-the-night automotive and retail customers and provides last mile delivery solutions specialising in serving the technical and catering/vending spaces.
