Clean Motion introduces new electric vehicle for urban last-mile deliveries
Clean Motion has unveiled EVIG, a new electric utility vehicle designed for last-mile deliveries, featuring integrated solar panels for extended range and reduced charging dependency.
Swedish mobility company Clean Motion AB has introduced EVIG, a new electric vehicle developed for urban last-mile delivery operations. The vehicle is equipped with integrated solar panels on its roof, aiming to supplement battery power and reduce reliance on charging infrastructure.
The EVIG is designed to be a versatile solution for various delivery needs, with the company highlighting its adaptability for different cargo configurations. Clean Motion has also explored its use as an electric hearse, demonstrating the vehicle's potential for specialized utility applications.
Clean Motion states that the EVIG's design focuses on providing an efficient and sustainable option for businesses operating in densely populated areas, addressing the growing demand for eco-friendly logistics. The company has a history of developing compact electric vehicles, including its Zbee model.
EVIG represents Clean Motion's ongoing commitment to advancing electric mobility solutions. The company is involved in various European projects focused on climate-neutral and smart cities, aligning with its mission to promote sustainable transportation.