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RIZON launches configurable service combo body for electric trucks

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RIZON introduces new service combo body for its electric truck

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RIZON has introduced a new service combo body for its electric medium-duty trucks, combining secure tool storage with a spacious cargo bed and options for cranes, ladder racks, generators, and more. The trucks offer up to 160 miles of range and qualify for incentives in California and Washington.

Commercial EV provider RIZON has introduced a new service combo body for its electric truck.

“Combining secure tool storage and a spacious cargo bed, the highly configurable service combo body can be equipped with cranes, ladder racks, generators, lift gates and work lighting to support a wide range of vocational applications,” the company tells us.

RIZON’s 4-5 medium-duty EV are manufactured by “a global OEM with decades of commercial vehicle expertise and more than 5 million miles of electric driving experience.” They range from 15,995 to 18,850 pounds gross vehicle weight. They offer 110 miles of range for the M size variant (with two battery packs) and up to 160 miles for the L size variant (with three battery packs). The trucks support Level 2 and CCS1 DC fast charging.

RIZON trucks currently qualify for California’s Clean Truck and Bus Voucher Incentive Project (HVIP) and Washington’s Zero-Emission Incentive Program (WAZIP), providing eligible purchasers with point-of-sale vouchers ranging from $60,000 to $130,000.

“Commercial vehicle customers have been asking for an electric truck that doesn’t require them to change how they work,” said Alex Voets, general manager of RIZON USA. “This new combo body delivers the familiar functionality fleets rely on, now on a zero-emission RIZON chassis.”

Source: RIZON

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