In Pictures: Workhorse Expands W56 Electric Trucks into Canada with First Canadian Dealer Partnership

Workhorse's W56 electric trucks target commercial fleets like construction and delivery operations across Quebec and Ontario.

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The W56 Class 5 and 6 platform is designed for the kind of heavy-duty industrial fleet work common at concrete and logistics facilities.

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Dealer partnerships like the one with Tristan Fleet Management are meant to keep electric fleets serviced and on the road.

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The announcement extends Workhorse's Canadian presence, which began in 2021, to fleet customers in eastern Canada.

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Municipal and utility fleets are among the segments that could adopt the W56 as electrification spreads across Canada.

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Heavy-duty sectors such as mining and construction represent a key market for Class 5 and 6 electric trucks.

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Tristan Fleet Management will support Workhorse customers across Quebec and Ontario as the first Canadian dealer partner.

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The W56 joins a growing field of electric options aimed at replacing diesel work trucks at job sites.

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Fleet operators in Canada can now access Workhorse's electric trucks through the new dealer agreement.

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