Emissionless Mobility

Thanks so much The Climate Scout and Angelica Dietzel for giving us the opportunity to discuss what we've been up to at Emissionless Mobility. We focused our discussion around Eddy - our freight mobility-as-a-service platform that we will be releasing later this year. Eddy is here to make trucking easier. Eddy exists to connect shippers and commercial EV asset owners (trucks + charging) to a network of drivers and small fleets. Eddy also powers our hub-to-hub freight relay system - our transformative approach to ground freight distribution that is designed to enable broadscale electrification of freight and help drivers get home to their families every night. Eddy is informed by our experiences operating our Emissionless Mobility fleet, and is what we wish existed when we got started on our electric freight journey. Excited to show you all what we have been working on soon. Thanks again, Angelica // The Climate Scout!! #Startups #FreightElectrification #GreenTrucking #FreightRevolution Emissionless Mobility Emissionless: Fast, Clean, 100% Electric Freight Solutions: https://lnkd.in/ekwpwVhT

"Zero-Emission Commercial Vehicles: The Time Is Now" - BloombergNEF, Smart Freight Centre I couldn't have said it better myself. The commercial EV market is just getting started, but electric trucks are rapidly becoming economically competitive to equivalent gas and diesel vehicles - starting with shorter routes and lighter duty cycles. For certain operators (including Emissionless Mobility), there are even cost benefits to operating medium-duty EVs (Class 3 through Class 5), particularly in urban environments or regions with low electricity cost. Even heavy-duty (Class 6 through Class 8) long-haul trucks can achieve parity to diesel by 2030. Critical aspects of competitiveness for heavy-duty zero-emission trucks are the cost of fuel (electricity prices) and cost of storage (vehicle battery packs and long-duration batteries). Battery prices are falling by 15% - 20% annually in the United States on average. In 2023, prices outside of China fell 39% to $186 per kilowatt-hour. Still, that is 86% higher than commercial vehicle battery prices within China, which were only $100/kWh. If these trends continue, industry-average battery pack prices would hit about $80/kWh by 2030. My bold prediction: we will hit $80/kWh by 2028. Significant investment into battery production through BIL and IRA and falling solar panel prices will make electricity relatively abundant and affordable. Electric long-haul trucking will become cost competitive before 2030, partially dependent on grid constraints which can be mitigated by long-duration battery storage paired with renewable energy sources (solar, wind, hydro). Historically, experts have routinely underestimated the rate of adoption for EVs and other sustainable technologies. This instance will be no different. NYT: What Will We Do With Our Free Power? (Opinion) https://lnkd.in/exQ-C5w9 BloombergNEF: Zero-Emission Commercial Vehicles: The Time Is Now https://lnkd.in/ecF27WmA BloombergNEF: Batteries Are the ‘Next Solar’ for Investors, Says KKR https://lnkd.in/eeQJ--am #ClimateWeek #SustainableLogistics #GreenTrucking #ElectricFreight BloombergNEF Smart Freight Centre The New York Times Jenny Chase

Will you be in NYC for climate week? Be sure to stop by Newlab's New Climate Futures event on Thursday 9/26. Emissionless Mobility will be there with our Brightdrop truck. We're not offering test drives unfortunately, but I'll happily regale you with stories from the road (I've got plenty). Newlab New Climate Futures Event: https://lnkd.in/exsU-GQB Emissionless Mobility Grounded Newlab Climate Group General Motors Chevrolet GM Envolve #ClimateWeek #Startups #SustainableLogistics #FullyElectric #NetZero #climateweeknyc

General Motors has consolidated Brightdrop under the Chevrolet brand for 2025 - Should I rebadge my 2024 Brightdrop?? The first thing people ask me when they see the Emissionless Mobility truck is "What is that thing?" A Chevy badge on the front might make it seem more like a commercial electric vehicle and less like a spaceship. The Brightdrop was previously sold as its own brand, but now they're using Chevy branding to take advantage of the vast dealership network. This should help ease the complexity around servicing the vehicle when things inevitably go wrong. "Chevrolet Brightdrop" has a nice ring to it... GM Brings Electric BrightDrop Vans under the Chevrolet Brand: https://lnkd.in/eu7DTgg7

Let's try something a little different..... We're headed to Detroit from NYC but the van is only half full. We have room for another pallet or two, 8 feet by 6 feet of cargo space to work with. By combining shipments, we help customers save money and help reduce emissions. The challenge is finding compatible loads headed to (roughly) the same place at (roughly) the same time. We're working on adding a 'reverse load board' feature to our platform to help carriers fill empty space in their trucks. But until then..... Please reach out if your business has stuff to move, especially if that stuff is moving from NYC to Detroit. Max@emissionless.co // Go@emissionless.co // +917 524-6910 #ReverseLoadBoard #SustainableLogistics #TruckShare #LTL #NYC2DET #MoveOutsideTheBox #WhatCanGreenDoForYou?

We're planning our next trip out from NYC to Detroit, and the Emissionless van is only half full. Do you need to send something from NYC to Detroit (or a point between the two)? Let us know! We'd love to help. Please reach out if your business has stuff to move, especially if that stuff is moving from NYC to Detroit. Go@emissionless.co // +917 524-6910 #ReverseLoadBoard #LTL #Trucking #CleanFreight #NYC2DET #SustainableLogistics #MoveOutsideTheBox #WhatCanGreenDoForYou? Newlab Michigan Central

How can business be a force for good? We take the opportunity to help out whenever we can. Last week, we got a message from our friends Muddy Paws Rescue that they were receiving a donation of 20 dog crates and accessories from the good folks at Diggs Pet. Muddy Paws needed help getting the crates from Long Island City to their Hell’s Kitchen HQ. We were more than happy to lend some muscle power and our Brightdrop van to make it happen. We move all types of stuff, and we love when we can support causes close to our heart or aligned with our mission to reduce the negative impacts of goods movement on the planet, our people, and our communities. Does your business have stuff to move? Do you want to do it in the most convenient, sustainable, and affordable way possible? Give us a shout Go@emissionless.co // +19175246910 // Emissionless.co #Emissionless #SustainableLogistics #CleanTrucking #GreenTrucking #GreenCollar #FurtherFasterCleaner #MoveOutsideTheBox #WhatCanGreenDoForYou?

When in midtown, do as the tourists do! We had a dropoff in Hells Kitchen so seized the opportunity to visit some landmarks in our new General Motors Brightdrop van. We started off in Times Square, the proverbial center of the universe. Next we stopped by Grand Central station, the new Moynihan Train Hall at Penn Station, and Hudson Yards. We wrapped up with the World’s Most Famous Arena and home to our beloved New York Knicks, Madison Square Garden, before heading downtown. We stopped by our favorite grocery store, Happier Grocery on Canal Street, for a quick smoothie. Last stop was Greene Street, to recreate the image from the original Brightdrop marketing campaign, before heading home to Newlab at the Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation. Despite the heat and occasional rain (typical for July), it was a beautiful day in NYC. Where should we visit next? DC? Maybe Boston? Let us know in the comments where you’d like to see Emissionless Mobility next. #ClimateAction #CommercialEVs #SustainableLogistics #MoveOutsideTheBox #WhatCanGreenDoForYou? #Emissionless #NYC Emissionless Mobility Tech:NYC Newlab Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation New York City Economic Development Corporation General Motors GM Envolve

Huge congratulations to our friend and partner, itselectric!! itselectric has raised $6.5M to expand curbside EV charging across seven US cities in 2024. The funding will support deployments across seven cities in the United States in 2024, including Boston, Los Angeles, Detroit, Jersey City, and San Francisco. With fresh funding, itselectric's curbside charging infrastructure will also help support Uber's goal of helping rideshare drivers go electric. We are proud to support itselectric in their mission to accelerate the adoption of EVs with its scalable and simple curbside charging solution ensuring that every community has access to clean, sustainable transportation options. Great work team!! Tiya Gordon Nathan L. King Donte Harris #FurtherFasterCleaner #EVs #EVCharging #ClimateAction #Startups #MobilityforMobility Emissionless Mobility https://lnkd.in/e7DuKYNf

Thanks Sherrell Dorsey for highlighting Emissionless and our mission to enable the transition to a cleaner, greener, and more just economy. Emissionless Mobility and our peers in the Jobs for the Future (JFF) CREST program are working to address systemic inequities in the green economy and drive environmental responsibility across a number of sectors, including logistics and transportation. We have loved working with JFF and peers including Frontline Gig, Re-Nuble, Farm to Flame Energy Inc. and Julius!! #GreenIsTheNewBlack #Startups #GreenEconomy #Equity #Inclusion #Justice #ClimateAction https://lnkd.in/eF4PFEV2