Amazon is strengthening its European electric-fleet push with a new deployment of Mercedes-Benz eActros semi trucks. The company says it will put 50 of these battery-electric trucks to work in Germany, with operations expected to start before the end of 2026.
The eActros is Mercedes-Benz's heavy-duty electric truck model. Amazon's planned order of 50 units signals a notable commitment to low-emission freight in the German market. The announcement follows Amazon's broader electrification of its delivery fleet in the US, and the German deployment suggests the company is now applying that strategy across the Atlantic.
No additional specifics were provided about which routes the trucks will serve or what charging infrastructure will support them. The plan nevertheless marks a concrete next step in Amazon's efforts to reduce emissions from its logistics operations.