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(UPS)
UPS is getting a delivery of trucks that look something like the boxes it delivers.
The shipping giant has announced plans to begin testing a fleet of all-electric trucks from U.K. startup Arrival later this year.
The vans feature a distinctive rectangular shape with rounded edges, a wraparound windshield for improved visibility and electronic driver assistance systems aimed at improving safety and reducing fatigue.
The company says they have a range of 150 miles per charge, which is enough to cover many urban routes.
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(Royal Mail)
UPS will be testing 35 of the trucks in Paris and London this summer, while the United Kingdom’s Royal Mail is also giving nine of them a try in the capital city.
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(Workhorse)
There currently aren't any plans to bring the Arrival trucks to the U.S., but UPS is working with Ohio-based Workhorse to develop a larger zero-emissions van for use here and has reserved 125 of Tesla's planned battery-powered semis.