All-electric carrier Nevoya partners with Facebook parent Meta to deploy 25 electric trucks on I-10 corridor
Nevoya and Meta have teamed up in a multi-year agreement to deploy 25 battery-electric Class 8 trucks along the Interstate 10...
AI-native electric truckload carrier Nevoya announced a multi-year agreement today with Meta to deploy 25 Class 8 battery-electric trucks along the Interstate 10 corridor between San Bernardino, California, and Phoenix, Arizona.
The agreement includes the development of charging infrastructure along the route, with electricity powering the fleet matched 100% by renewable energy certificates.
Under the deal, Meta will purchase environmental attribute certificates (EACs) representing the environmental benefits of Nevoya's electric freight service. The purchase is not tied to the physical transport of Meta's cargo; rather, companies use EACs to address value-chain emissions, including logistics and supply-chain operations.
The I-10 corridor serves as a major route for moving data center construction materials across the southern United States. The project is scheduled to launch in 2027, with the fleet expected to cover approximately 4 million freight miles annually. Nevoya plans to make the charging infrastructure built for the deployment accessible to other freight operators along the corridor.
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