Electric Freight Alliance
Two electric semi trucks on a curving highway at sunset

Find out before you buy the truck

Is your fleet ready for electric?

Check vehicle fit, routes, charging, financing, incentives and operating costs, and explore available Class 8 electric trucks.

The problem

Buying the truck is the easy part

Making electrification work is the hard part. Six things decide it:

Available Class 8 electric trucks

Tesla Semi

Two ranges, straight from Tesla's published specs. Get one through a lease like ZET Lease, or register your interest and talk it through first.

  • 325 mi Standard Range (est.)
  • 500 mi Long Range (est.)
  • 1.7 kWh per mile (Tesla simulation)
  • 82,000 lb gross combination weight

3 minutes

The fleet readiness assessment

Tell us about your fleet and see where electric fits, and where it doesn't:

  • Fleet size, truck type and daily miles
  • Return-to-base or over-the-road, and how predictable your routes are
  • Depot power, where you operate, and your replacement timeline
  • How you'd pay, and whether incentives matter
Start the assessment

Diesel vs electric

Should I buy electric?

Put in your truck, miles, diesel price and electricity rate. We'll show where electric pays off, and where it doesn't, with every assumption on the page.

Run the numbers
Andrew Oliver, CEO of Oliver Truck Center

Hear straight from Andrew

Andrew Oliver's Freight Market Brief: the latest video, market updates and straight answers on electric trucks, charging and financing.

What Andrew covers

  • [PLACEHOLDER: 3–5 topics Andrew actually covers in his videos]
Read the Freight Market Brief

The network

Electrification takes more than a truck

Connect with providers across charging, financing, insurance, maintenance, technology and fleet services.

Coming next: fleet intelligence · incentives · charging · marketplace · AI advisor · reviewed providers

Who you'll talk to

Andrew Oliver, CEO of Oliver Truck Center: a family-owned dealership with four generations of trucking behind it, so you get truck economics, not hype.

About Electric Freight Alliance and Andrew Oliver