Workhorse Electric Fleet Tops 20 Million Miles, Reinforcing Medium-Duty EV Advantage

Event summary

  • Workhorse’s 1,100+ electric vehicles have surpassed 20 million miles in service, displacing 2.3 million gallons of gasoline and avoiding 45 million pounds of CO2 emissions.
  • The company’s real-world fleet data informs its 7th Generation platform, designed for modular, software-defined vehicle configurations.
  • Workhorse’s vehicles are deployed with 10 of North America’s largest medium-duty truck fleets, including FedEx and Purolator.
  • The company’s Stables subsidiary operates a mixed fleet of electric and internal combustion step vans, providing operational insights.
  • Workhorse aims to reduce total cost of ownership and close the purchase price gap with internal combustion trucks through its Gen 7 platform.

The big picture

Workhorse’s milestone underscores the strategic importance of medium-duty vehicles in the electrification of fleets. The company’s deep operational experience and data-driven approach position it as a key player in the transition from internal combustion to electric trucks. With its Gen 7 platform, Workhorse aims to future-proof its vehicles for advancements in safety, autonomy, and software-driven performance upgrades.

What we're watching

Platform Scalability
How Workhorse’s 7th Generation platform will enable rapid creation of new vehicle configurations while reducing engineering complexity.
Cost Competitiveness
Whether Workhorse can sustain its total cost of ownership advantage and close the purchase price gap with internal combustion trucks.
Fleet Electrification
The pace at which Workhorse can expand its customer base among the largest medium-duty truck fleets in North America.