Admiral Mobility said it wants to show it is following the green strategy of the UAE – host of the UN's Cop28 climate change conference in 2023
Staff from Dubai-based vehicle manufacturer Admiral Mobility prepare to unveil the company's first fully electric lorries. All photos by Victor Besa / The National
Admiral staff pose with one of the electric lorries. The company will supply the vehicles through a partnership with Chinese vehicle maker Geely Farizon
From left, Admiral Mobility director Abby Thomas, Geely Farizon marketing director Alex Luo, Admiral Mobility chief operating officer Frank Bernthaler and Geely Farizon international marketing centre director Nicolas Hu at the strategic agreement signing ceremony
The interior of the Admiral Mobility electric lorry. An initial 500 units will be produced and sold by spring 2023, says the company
Inside the 8-tonne electric lorry, which can carry a cargo weighing 3.3 tonnes
It has a top speed of 90kmh and a range of between 250 to 430km, according to Admiral Mobility
Cameras provide a 360° view from the lorry
The Admiral Mobility e-truck's power supply
The vehicle's smart gear panel. Admiral Mobility aims to roll out 5,000 of the lorries in two to three years
The UAE is promoting green transport as part of its Net Zero By 2050 initiative
Admiral Mobility said the cost of the vehicle is 'customer-specific'
The company's main commercial model will be year-round leasing
Admiral Mobility said the infrastructure is in place for the vehicle
Dubai has 336 EV charging stations, the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority has said
A close-up of the Admiral Mobility electric lorry's dashboard
Admiral Mobility said it wants to show it is following the green strategy of the UAE – host of the UN's Cop28 climate change conference in 2023
Staff from Dubai-based vehicle manufacturer Admiral Mobility prepare to unveil the company's first fully electric lorries. All photos by Victor Besa / The National
Admiral staff pose with one of the electric lorries. The company will supply the vehicles through a partnership with Chinese vehicle maker Geely Farizon
From left, Admiral Mobility director Abby Thomas, Geely Farizon marketing director Alex Luo, Admiral Mobility chief operating officer Frank Bernthaler and Geely Farizon international marketing centre director Nicolas Hu at the strategic agreement signing ceremony
The interior of the Admiral Mobility electric lorry. An initial 500 units will be produced and sold by spring 2023, says the company
Inside the 8-tonne electric lorry, which can carry a cargo weighing 3.3 tonnes
It has a top speed of 90kmh and a range of between 250 to 430km, according to Admiral Mobility
Cameras provide a 360° view from the lorry
The Admiral Mobility e-truck's power supply
The vehicle's smart gear panel. Admiral Mobility aims to roll out 5,000 of the lorries in two to three years
The UAE is promoting green transport as part of its Net Zero By 2050 initiative
Admiral Mobility said the cost of the vehicle is 'customer-specific'
The company's main commercial model will be year-round leasing
Admiral Mobility said the infrastructure is in place for the vehicle
Dubai has 336 EV charging stations, the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority has said
A close-up of the Admiral Mobility electric lorry's dashboard
Admiral Mobility said it wants to show it is following the green strategy of the UAE – host of the UN's Cop28 climate change conference in 2023