Workhorse recently announced the expansion of its electric vehicle production with the launch of its W56 step van and W750 commercial van, targeting last-mile delivery and vocational fleets. The company is also advancing its drone-assisted delivery solutions and fleet management software to enhance operational efficiency.
Workhorse recently announced the expansion of its electric vehicle production with the launch of its W56 step van and W750 commercial van, targeting last-mile delivery and vocational fleets. The company is also advancing its drone-assisted delivery solutions and fleet management software to enhance operational efficiency.
Workhorse W56 Step Van: The W56 is a Class 5-6 electric step van designed for last-mile delivery and vocational applications. It offers a range of up to 150 miles on a single charge, a payload capacity of 10,000 lbs, and a spacious, ergonomic cab designed to improve driver comfort and productivity.
Workhorse W750 Commercial Van: The W750 is an all-electric Class 4 commercial van built for urban and suburban delivery fleets. It features a 120-mile range, a 1,800 cubic-foot cargo capacity, and a low step-in height for easy loading and unloading, making it ideal for logistics and e-commerce applications.
Workhorse W4 CC Cab Chassis: This versatile Class 4 electric cab chassis platform is customizable for a variety of applications, including delivery, utilities, and specialty vehicles. It delivers a 150-mile range, fast-charging capability, and reduced maintenance costs compared to traditional internal combustion engine trucks.
Workhorse Metron Telematics System: The Metron telematics system provides real-time vehicle tracking, battery performance monitoring, and predictive maintenance insights. Fleet operators can optimize routes, reduce energy costs, and improve vehicle uptime through an intuitive dashboard and advanced data analytics.
Workhorse EV Battery System: Workhorse integrates advanced lithium-ion battery packs with fast-charging capabilities, enabling fleet vehicles to achieve optimal range and longevity. The system includes intelligent thermal management for improved efficiency and reliability across diverse operational conditions.
Workhorse Aero Drone Delivery System: This autonomous drone delivery system integrates with Workhorse electric trucks to enable rapid, last-mile package deployment. The drone can carry lightweight parcels over short distances, reducing delivery time and improving efficiency in high-density urban areas.
Workhorse Charging Infrastructure Consultation: Workhorse offers tailored charging solutions, including Level 2 and DC fast charging, to help fleet operators seamlessly transition to electric vehicles. The company provides site assessments, infrastructure planning, and financing options for charging station installations.
Workhorse Vehicle Leasing Program: Fleets can access Workhorse EVs through flexible leasing options that lower upfront costs and provide maintenance and service packages. This program allows businesses to scale electrification efforts while optimizing total cost of ownership.
Workhorse Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) Integration: Workhorse vehicles support V2G capabilities, allowing fleet operators to use EV batteries for energy storage and grid services. This technology can reduce electricity costs and enhance grid stability through demand response programs.
Workhorse Federal and State Incentive Assistance: Workhorse provides guidance on securing federal and state incentives for EV adoption, including tax credits, grants, and rebates. The company assists fleet operators in navigating available funding options to reduce the cost of purchasing and deploying electric trucks and vans.
