USPS plans to add 66k electric vehicles

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The United States Postal Service (USPS) plans to add 66,000 electric vehicles (EVs) to its fleet.

USPS EV Plan

The Ford E-Transit van has been chosen as the vehicle for mail delivery, with 9250 units scheduled to be deployed in December.

Ford E-Transit Chosen

The E-Transit features a 266-hp electric motor, rear-wheel drive, and a 126-mile range.

E-Transit Features

The USPS has ordered 14,000 charging stations to be located at its various facilities.

Charging Station Order

The charging infrastructure will allow the USPS to keep its EVs fully charged and ready for mail delivery.

Ready for Delivery

The USPS has also ordered 9250 gas-engine vehicles from Stellantis, likely to be Ram ProMaster vans.

Gas-Engine Order

The USPS is committed to its goal of achieving a sustainable and carbon-neutral future.

Carbon-Neutral Goal

The transition to EVs will take some time, and the USPS will continue to use gas-powered vehicles in the near future.

Transition Challenges

The transition to EVs will take some time, and the USPS will continue to use gas-powered vehicles in the near future.

E-Transit Selection Criteria