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Logistics Expo 2025: Güber-Weiss Unveils Electric Vehicles and Climate Action Plans

Gebruder Weiss highlights the importance of green transportation at the Transport Logistic event in Munich (June 2-5), focusing on the growth of electric propulsion in their logistics services. The company's booth will feature an electric truck for visitors to inspect, along with discussions...

Mobility and Climate Solutions Showcased by Gebrüder Weiss at Transport Logistic 2025
Mobility and Climate Solutions Showcased by Gebrüder Weiss at Transport Logistic 2025

Logistics Expo 2025: Güber-Weiss Unveils Electric Vehicles and Climate Action Plans

Gebrüder Weis, a leading global logistics provider based in Austria, is making significant strides in reducing its carbon footprint by embracing electric and hydrogen trucks as part of its innovative strategy, which will be on display at the Transport Logistic 2022 event in Munich.

The event, taking place from June 2 to 5, will see Gebrüder Weiss showcasing its commitment to sustainable logistics through the integration of zero-emission vehicles, collaboration with leading vehicle manufacturers, and the adoption of a mixed fleet approach that includes both electric and hydrogen trucks.

Two all-electric FUSO eCanter trucks, manufactured by Daimler Truck’s FUSO brand, have recently joined Gebrüder Weiss’s Croatian fleet. These light-duty electric trucks represent a key step in the company’s shift to zero-emission vehicle technologies for urban and regional logistics. The FUSO eCanter, originally launched in 2017, has evolved into a next-generation model featuring an extended range, modular battery concept, and a wider array of vehicle variants to meet diverse customer needs.

In addition to battery electric trucks, Gebrüder Weiss has been using the Hyundai XCIENT Fuel Cell hydrogen truck for over a year, with positive operational results. The hydrogen truck is particularly utilized in Switzerland for short-distance cargo transport and is well-received by drivers and customers alike. The company plans to expand hydrogen truck deployment, especially in Austria and southern Germany, facilitated by subsidy programs, though the limited availability of hydrogen refueling stations remains a challenge.

Gebrüder Weiss's strategic partnerships, such as those with Daimler Truck/FUSO for electric trucks and Hyundai for hydrogen fuel cell trucks, are instrumental in its decarbonization efforts. The continuous development of the FUSO eCanter, informed by feedback from early users like Gebrüder Weiss, enhances the viability and appeal of electric trucks in logistics fleets. The hydrogen trucks supplied by Hyundai complement the electric fleet by addressing different operational requirements, such as longer range or quick refueling needs.

At the event, Wolfram Senger-Weiss, CEO of Gebrüder Weiss, will speak at two panel discussions, further emphasizing the company's commitment to sustainable logistics. The first panel discussion, titled "My Nation First - Anti-globalization, Trade Wars, Hot Wars", will take place on Monday, June 2, from 1 to 2 p.m. in the Forum of Hall A1. The second panel discussion, titled "Austria vs. CO2", will occur on Tuesday, June 3, from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. in the Forum of Hall A3.

Gebrüder Weiss will also engage in personal exchanges with customers at its booth in Hall A5, at booths 234 and 236. Visitors to the booth will have the opportunity to inspect an e-truck and receive information about alternative drives.

By focusing on decarbonization, Gebrüder Weiss is positioning itself as a forward-looking logistics provider actively contributing to emission reductions in the transportation sector through innovation and partnerships. For more information about Gebrüder Weiss's participation in the event, please visit their booth or visit their website.

[1] Gebrüder Weiss (2022). Gebrüder Weiss at Transport Logistic 2022. Retrieved from https://www.gebruederweiss.com/en/news/2022/05/transport-logistic-2022-gebrueder-weiss-at-the-world-lead...

[2] Transport Logistic (2022). Hyundai XCIENT Fuel Cell hydrogen truck. Retrieved from https://www.transport-logistic.de/exhibitors/exhibitor-news/hyundai-xcien...

[3] FUSO (2022). FUSO eCanter. Retrieved from https://www.fuso.com/eu/products/trucks/electric-trucks/eCanter

[4] Daimler Truck (2022). FUSO eCanter. Retrieved from https://www.daimlertruck.com/en/trucks/fuso-ecanter.html

  1. Gebrüder Weiss, through their move to incorporate electric and hydrogen trucks, is demonstrating a strong dedication towards sustainable logistics and emission reduction, showcasing this strategy at the Transport Logistic 2022 event in Munich.
  2. The FUSO eCanter, a key component of Gebrüder Weiss's shift to zero-emission vehicle technologies, has been integrated into their Croatian fleet, representing a significant step towards urban and regional logistics.
  3. Beyond electric trucks, Gebrüder Weiss has successfully deployed the Hyundai XCIENT Fuel Cell hydrogen truck for over a year, with favorable operational results, particularly in Swiss short-distance cargo transport.
  4. Strategic partnerships with companies like Daimler Truck/FUSO for electric trucks and Hyundai for hydrogen fuel cell trucks are crucial to Gebrüder Weiss's decarbonization efforts.
  5. Visitors to the Transport Logistic 2022 event can engage with Gebrüder Weiss at their booth in Hall A5, where they can inspect an e-truck and gather information about alternative drives.
  6. By prioritizing decarbonization, Gebrüder Weiss is asserting its role as an innovative, environmentally conscious logistics provider, contributing significantly to the reduction of emissions in the transportation sector.

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