In Pictures: Chinese electric prime mover DeepWay Star completes Australian delivery trials in Victoria

Australia's freight corridors are poised for a zero-emission shift as electric prime movers like the DeepWay Star enter real-world testing.

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The DeepWay Star's Victorian delivery trials mark a significant step for battery electric heavy vehicles in Australian logistics.

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With a price tag of $350,000, the Baidu-backed DeepWay Star aims to prove that electric trucks can handle demanding freight routes.

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Electric prime movers promise reduced emissions and lower running costs as they take on traditional diesel routes across Victoria.

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The DeepWay Star's completion of multiple deliveries signals growing momentum for electric heavy vehicles in Australia.

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Fleet operators are watching closely as electric trucks demonstrate their range and efficiency on real-world Australian routes.

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The Victorian trials highlight the potential for electric prime movers to integrate into existing logistics operations.

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As battery technology improves, electric trucks like the DeepWay Star are set to challenge diesel's dominance in freight.

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The successful delivery trials in Victoria could pave the way for broader adoption of electric heavy vehicles across Australia.

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