Freight mobility technology company Einride has introduced its Gen2, the updated version of its autonomous HGV, and announced its plan to build a recharging network on the US motorways for electric lorries. The company also unveiled its involvement in a €28 million project whose aim is to roll out heavy-duty autonomous transport in Norway and the launch of the largest heavy-duty electric freight fleet in Norway in 2023.

Einride reveals Gen2 autonomous trucks and announces charging network in USA

Einride reveals Gen2 autonomous trucks and announces charging network in USA

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