EV Daily | Zion National Park's All-Electric Shuttle Fleet; Critical's High-Torque Electric Go-Kart; Volvo's New EV Facility

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Zion National Park has transitioned its shuttle fleet to all-electric, becoming the first National Park to do so. This move reduces noise, pollution, and traffic, enhancing visitor experience and preserving the natural environment. The fleet includes 30 all-electric buses, funded by the US Department of Transportation. This initiative aligns with the Biden-Harris administration's goal to electrify the entire federal fleet.

The Critical YouTube channel has repurposed a high-torque electric motor from a STARK VARG motocross bike into a go-kart, showcasing the potential of electric power in high-performance applications. This build emphasizes the serious consideration of electric power for speed and performance.

Volvo CE has inaugurated a new manufacturing facility in Sweden to produce electric wheel loaders. This expansion is part of Volvo's strategy to reduce its climate footprint and transition towards electrification. The facility was built with an investment of SEK 65 million and aims to facilitate the production of electric units alongside traditional ones.