According to CALSTART's latest report, zero-emission trucks reached a 4.14% share of new US deployments in the second half of 2025 — a record high, up from 1.32% in the first half of the year. This growth came even as the overall commercial truck market contracted 35% year-over-year in that period.
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Los camiones de cero emisiones en EE.UU. crecieron un 37% en 2025,

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Según el último informe de CALSTART, los camiones de cero emisiones alcanzaron una cuota del 4,14% de los nuevos despliegues en EE.UU. en el segundo semestre de 2025 — un máximo histórico, frente al 1,32% del primer semestre. Este crecimiento se produjo mientras el mercado general de camiones comerciales se contraía un 35% interanual.

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