Logistics giant backs plans for state’s first electric freight network, possibly with Chinese trucks and battery swaps
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Logistics giant backs plans for state’s first electric freight network, possibly with Chinese trucks and battery swaps
Perth-based logistics giant Centurion is backing plans to build the first electric heavy freight charging network in Western Australia, which would comprise an initial three 12-bay charging networks…
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