Universal Logistics integrates EVs into its intermodal fleet in Southern California

Universal Intermodal Services, a subsidiary of Universal Logistics, is integrating the Peterbilt Class 8 EVs throughout its Southern California fleet.
Aug. 8, 2024

Universal Logistics recently integrated the Peterbilt 579EV into its fleet as a part of its ongoing sustainability initiatives. Universal Intermodal Services, a subsidiary of Universal Logistics Holdings, intends to use these EVs throughout Southern California.

"The launch of the 2025 Peterbilt 579EV reinforces our dedication to promoting sustainable logistics solutions,” John Wroby, president of Universal Intermodal Services, said. “This endeavor reflects our collective efforts to integrate eco-friendly technologies into our operational framework."

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"Our Intermodal division's deployment of electric vehicles is a strategic decision in advancing our sustainability goals,” Tim Phillips, CEO of Universal Logistics Holdings, said. “This investment underscores our commitment to integrating greener practices."

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