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FEDEX ORDERS 2,000 ELECTRIC TRUCKS FROM HARBINGER

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WED, SEP 30, 2026

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FedEx has ordered 2,000 electric trucks from startup Harbinger in a $300 million deal. The order marks Harbinger's largest to date as the company explores an initial public offering.

The purchase represents a significant commitment to electric vehicle adoption for FedEx's delivery operations. Harbinger, which specializes in manufacturing electric trucks, will supply the vehicles over an undisclosed timeframe. The deal underscores growing demand for zero-emission commercial vehicles as logistics companies face pressure to reduce carbon emissions. FedEx has set sustainability goals requiring fleet electrification across its operations. Harbinger's IPO exploration comes at a pivotal moment for the EV sector. The startup has secured major backing and this FedEx contract validates its technology and manufacturing capabilities. The order could strengthen Harbinger's position ahead of a potential public listing. Other commercial vehicle makers are also ramping up electric truck production to meet demand from major shippers and regulatory requirements. The $300 million FedEx order signals confidence in Harbinger's ability to scale production and deliver vehicles meeting enterprise logistics standards.

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