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Danish engineering company Danfoss put one of its electric cargo trucks to the test on a grueling 800-mile road trip.
The haul was organized to help debunk myths about the range and capabilities of electric vehicles, specifically heavy-duty electric trucks.
According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency , trucks generate 25% of all planet-warming pollution from the transportation sector.
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