In Pictures: FedEx Orders 2,000 Electric Trucks From Harbinger in $300 Million Deal

FedEx's $300-million deal with Harbinger aims to swap diesel workhorses for electric trucks across its US and Canadian pickup and delivery fleet.

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The order marks one of the largest binding commitments ever placed for electric medium- and heavy-duty trucks.

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Harbinger's trucks will replace legacy diesel vehicles one-for-one, with deliveries targeted for completion by the end of 2027.

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FedEx has not disclosed how the new electric vehicles will be distributed across its routes.

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The deal underscores growing momentum for electrification in commercial logistics fleets.

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Harbinger is a startup competing in the emerging electric truck market against established manufacturers.

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Electric medium- and heavy-duty trucks remain a small but fast-growing segment of fleet procurement.

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The shift to electric pickups and delivery vans could reshape last-mile operations for major carriers.

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FedEx expects the order to support its long-term emissions reduction goals.

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