Marley’s Transport Welcomes First Electric Truck in Perth
Key Ideas
- Marley's Transport in Perth received their first Volvo FM Electric truck from Truck Centre WA, integrating it into their operations for agricultural industry services.
- The move aligns with Marley's sustainability initiatives, showcasing commitment to innovative technologies that benefit the environment and the agricultural community.
- Volvo Trucks Australia aims for 50% of its global volume to be battery electric or hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks by 2030, with plans for Australian manufacture by 2028.
- The family-owned Marley's Transport, with a 55-year history, focuses on hauling agricultural commodities and has a strong track record of innovation and efficiency.
Marley’s Transport, a Perth-based fleet, recently welcomed its first battery electric truck, the Volvo FM Electric, in a strategic move to enhance sustainability and embrace innovative technologies. The truck was delivered by Truck Centre WA and will support Marley’s operations in transporting produce and supplies for the agricultural sector, a core area of the company's business. The decision reflects Marley’s commitment to staying at the forefront of sustainability and alternative fuels. The company's owner, Frank Marley, emphasized the importance of leading in sustainability and technology adoption. Marley's Transport, a family business with a 55-year legacy, focuses on hauling various agricultural commodities for a diverse customer base that includes prominent names in the industry. Volvo Trucks Australia's VP of Sales and Marketing praised Marley's Transport for their history of innovation and efficiency. The article also highlights Volvo's ambitious goal of having 50% of its global truck volume as electric by 2030, with plans to locally manufacture battery electric vehicles in Australia starting in 2028.
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Automotive / Trucking
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Sustainability
Electric Vehicles
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Transport
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