Tesla Semi is starting to move from pilot fleets into serious commercial deployment
IMC Logistics, one of the largest marine drayage operators in the U.S., is preparing to add 50 Tesla Semis to its California fleet
The deployment will include:
• Standard-range Semis for California drayage
• Long-range Semis for routes between Southern California and inland destinations
• Zero-emission freight across both short-haul and longer routes
And IMC is not alone
Forum Mobility now has reservations for 330+ Tesla Semis across its carrier network, while also building Megawatt Charging System depots across California
IMC Logistics, one of the largest marine drayage operators in the U.S., is preparing to add 50 Tesla Semis to its California fleet
The deployment will include:
• Standard-range Semis for California drayage
• Long-range Semis for routes between Southern California and inland destinations
• Zero-emission freight across both short-haul and longer routes
And IMC is not alone
Forum Mobility now has reservations for 330+ Tesla Semis across its carrier network, while also building Megawatt Charging System depots across California
