Workhorse Group’s E-GEN EV Platform Surpasses 10 Million Miles

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Workhorse announced that its E-GEN electric vehicle (EV) platform has surpassed 10 million cumulative miles, marking a milestone in its commercial EV operations. The achievement highlights the platform’s use in real-world applications and its role in shaping the company’s next-generation vehicles, including the W56 step van.

The E-GEN platform, produced between 2015 and 2018 in Union City, Indiana, was Workhorse’s first commercial EV offering. More than 200 E-GEN trucks remain in operation, showcasing its longevity. The company has applied insights from the E-GEN to develop the W56, an electric step van designed for last-mile delivery and medium-duty fleet use.

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The W56 features a range of up to 150 miles, advanced safety systems, and a class-leading payload capacity. Workhorse has also introduced an extended wheelbase version to address varied fleet needs.

Josh Anderson, Chief Technology Officer at Workhorse, noted, “The transition from the E-GEN platform to the W56 reflects our focus on advancing zero-emission commercial transportation. We’ve used lessons from our earlier models to improve reliability and performance.”

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The W56 has been well-received by fleet operators for its versatility and functionality, positioning Workhorse as a participant in the evolving commercial EV market.

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