Daimler Truck is scaling e-trucks for inbound logistics in Germany, cutting emissions with its Electrify Inbound Logistics project by 2026.
The Electrify Inbound Logistics initiative received the VDA Logistics Award 2025, recognising its pioneering role in the logistics sector. The jury said that “no other company has yet implemented the use of e-trucks in this way, and with a tight schedule for integrating its freight forwarders while maintaining cost-effectiveness in the overall cost analysis.”
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