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Volta Trucks launches recruitment drive for UK Research and Development hub

Freya Graham by Freya Graham
18th October 2021
in Commercial Vehicles, HGV, News
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Full-electric commercial vehicle manufacturer, Volta Trucks, is expanding its Research and Development team in the UK.

The Swedish-based manufacturer plans to recruit 280 new employees by the end of the year as part of efforts to accelerate the development of the full-electric Volta Zero.

Designed for city centre freight deliveries, the Volta Zero is the world’s first purpose-built full electric 16-tonne commercial vehicle.

The expanded team will also work on the forthcoming 7.5, 12 and 19-tonne variants of the Volta Zero at Volta Trucks’ UK base in Reading. The Reading location will provide easy access to London, where Volta Trucks’ Pilot Fleet will operate.

Essa Al-Saleh, Chief Executive Officer of Volta Trucks, said: “The UK has a long history of engineering excellence, and this has already proven to be a great source of talent for us.”

The manufacturer has grown from a small number of employees at the start of 2021.

Al-Saleh added: “With our innovative product and ground-breaking approach to customers and vehicle ownership, we are looking for the brightest, forward-thinking and entrepreneurial experts to join the Volta Trucks team and help us on our journey towards a safer and more sustainable future for commercial vehicles.”

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