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is growing its electric vehicle fleet with the addition of the Electric Terminal Tractor (T2E). The introduction of these new all-electric commercial vehicles into Penske’s fleet is another in a series of recent moves the company has undertaken to test and showcase innovative electric vehicles and help bring them to market.

Sean Yentsch, director of facilities at , will participate in a at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, Colorado, August 27-28.

Delivering on its commitment to develop electric vehicle charging infrastructure at its facilities, has opened commercial heavy-duty electric vehicle charging stations with 14 high-speed chargers at four of its existing facilities in Southern California. The company's near term plan includes adding at least six more chargers, bringing the total number to 20. Penske believes these are the first DC fast charging stations in the U.S. designed specifically for heavy-duty commercial electric vehicles.