Hino and Isuzu race for electric trucks as Chinese rivals encroach - Nikkei Asia
Amazon is 20,000 vans closer to its own delivery fleet
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Amazon Buying Record Numbers of Commercial Vans
Amazon orders 20,000 Mercedes vans for deliveries | Fox Business
Mercedes-Benz and Amazon jointly advocate climate protection | Mercedes-Benz Group > Sustainability > Climate
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Amazon orders 20,000 vans for new delivery program | The Seattle Times
These Are the Vans That Deliver All of Your Amazon Packages
Amazon Orders 20,000 Mercedes-Benz Vans for New Delivery Service - WSJ
Exclusive: Amazon orders hundreds of trucks that run on natural gas | Reuters
Amazon hands Mercedes-Benz its biggest electric vehicle order to date | Greenbiz
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Move over UPS truck: Amazon delivery vans to hit the street
Every Vehicle Amazon Uses and Will Use to Deliver Packages
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Amazon Adding Fleet of 20,000 Trucks for Delivery Services – Multichannel Merchant
Building Its Own Delivery Network, Amazon Puts the Squeeze On Drivers | Labor Notes
Amazon DSPs tell drivers to bypass safety inspections
Amazon delivery contractors operate with little oversight, report finds | Ars Technica
