Mercedes-Benz Trucks is at the forefront of sustainable transport with the introduction of the Mercedes-Benz eActros 600 electric trucks at the Daimler Truck plant in Wörth, Germany. The eActros 600, with a remarkable 500 km range without the need for intermediate charging, is set to revolutionize long-distance transport, significantly reducing CO2 emissions. The company plans to electrify all delivery traffic into the Wörth plant by 2026, promoting a greener logistics operation. Various transport customers, such as August Gschwander Transport and Ralf Reyser Transporte & Logistik, have already received the eActros 600, benefiting from subsidies to encourage climate-friendly drive systems. The German Federal Ministry for Digital Affairs and Transport plays a pivotal role in supporting these initiatives, in collaboration with organizations promoting hydrogen and fuel cell technology. The charging infrastructure at the Wörth plant has been upgraded, with fast-charging stations and a 6MW transformer station, facilitating emission-free inbound logistics. This demonstrates Mercedes-Benz Trucks' commitment to sustainability and innovation in the transportation sector, aligning with the company's goal of offering efficient electric truck solutions for a cleaner future.