How can we help you today?
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Reduce emissions in your supply chain
Access electric trucks for dedicated solutions or opt for book and claim to accelerate the transition to low-emission road freight.
A commitment to low-carbon solutions for Road Logistics.
Kuehne+Nagel explores multiple strategies, from load optimisation to alternative fuels.
With an ambitious goal to achieve a 60% representation of low-emission vehicles in our fleet by 2030, we evaluate battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) and fuel-cell electric vehicles (FCEVs).
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Advantages of electric vehicles for road
Whether deploying one or multiple electric trucks for your operations, you can fully claim the resulting emission savings. Solutions are frequently deployed for routine shuttle activities between two closely situated locations to accommodate the driving range limits and lengthier BEV charging times.
Demonstrate industry leadership by adopting approaches like book and claim while supporting the broader transition to electric vehicles.
Access low-emission transport solutions even in areas with limited charging infrastructure.
Stay ahead of evolving regulations and customer expectations by integrating electric vehicles into your supply chain, positioning your business for long-term success.
Reduce emissions and meet your sustainability targets
Low-emission trucks offer an efficient and environmentally friendly way to help you meet goals while maintaining operational excellence.
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Geographical factors don't have to constrain your sustainability efforts
Book and claim makes solutions accessible and scalable.
When constraints like inadequate charging infrastructure make electric transport unviable, an alternative is deploying electric trucks elsewhere where there is no current demand.
Services are booked and matched with an electric truck operating in a different location where the infrastructure and demand align better.
Developed in cooperation with Carbone 4, our process is rigorously audited and goes beyond the Smart Freight Centre guidelines.
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