In Pictures: Coalition of Major Shippers Orders 2,500 Tesla Semis in Largest US Electric Truck Deal

The 2,500-unit order marks a turning point for zero-emission freight on America's highways.

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Shippers including Microsoft, PepsiCo, IKEA, and Red Bull are betting on electric fleets to cut freight emissions.

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The deal signals growing momentum for replacing diesel rigs across the US trucking industry.

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Aggregating freight demand through ZET SCALE aims to lower costs and accelerate electric truck adoption.

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Logistics hubs nationwide could soon see Tesla Semis integrated into daily freight operations.

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The largest US electric truck order to date reflects rising confidence in battery-powered heavy hauling.

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Coalition members say the order will help scale the charging and infrastructure needed for electric fleets.

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Zero-emission trucking gains ground as major cargo owners commit to electrifying their supply chains.

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The 2,500 Tesla Semis are expected to keep freight moving while cutting diesel emissions.

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