ACT Expo 2025: Electric and hybrid commercial vehicles

Kenworth, Peterbilt, Harbinger, Mack Trucks unveil new electric models

2025/06/06

Summary
Kenworth debuts new T880E and next-generation T680E Class 8 electric trucks
Peterbilt updates electric lineup with next-generation Model 579EV and new Model 567EV
Harbinger debuts medium-duty plug-in hybrid vehicle
Mack Trucks' Pioneer makes exhibition debut; announcement of battery-electric version
BorgWarner showcases iM-575 drive module; ZF debuts transmission and air compressor
Cummins highlights battery electric powertrain for Isuzu F-series

Summary

The Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo 2025 was held from April 28 through May 1, 2025, at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, California, U.S. More than 12,000 attendees from over 50 countries participated at ACT Expo 2025, which featured more than 500 exhibitors and partners. The exhibition had more than 80 vehicles on display, with 22 vehicles available to test and ride on public streets.


Anaheim Convention Center foyer with ACT Expo 2025 sign	Two Peterbilt Model 567EV versions; left version features a dump body; right version is configured for maximum range with five battery packs

Several western OEM brands debuted new electric commercial vehicles and platforms at ACT Expo 2025. Kenworth launched the T880E as the first Class 8 vocational battery-electric truck for the North American market. It also revealed the next-generation T680E truck. As another PACCAR brand, Peterbilt unveiled the new Model 567EV for vocational applications and the next-generation Model 579EV. Harbinger Motors unveiled a new plug-in hybrid commercial vehicle for medium-duty applications. Mack Trucks showcased its new Mack Pioneer truck and announced plans to launch an electric version of the Pioneer.

Suppliers also unveiled new systems for electric commercial vehicles. ZF debuted its TraXon 2 Hybrid automated manual transmission for hybrid commercial vehicles and its e-comp Scroll electric air compressor for a variety of powertrains. BorgWarner introduced the new iM-575 drive module for heavy-duty electric commercial vehicles. Cummins showcased systems through its Accelera brand for the future electric powertrain for Isuzu's F-series.

This report is the second report covering content at ACT Expo 2025. This report focuses on electric commercial vehicles and related technologies from OEM brands and suppliers including Kenworth, Peterbilt, Harbinger, Mack Trucks, ZF, BorgWarner, and Cummins. A report about vehicles, technologies and announcements related to hydrogen and alternative fuel systems at ACT Expo 2025 was previously released.

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ACT Expo 2025: Electric and hybrid commercial vehicles

Kenworth, Peterbilt, Harbinger, Mack Trucks unveil new electric models

2025/06/06

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