In an era of rapid industrial transformation, progress is rarely about a single breakthrough, but rather a steady, calculated integration of innovation into everyday operations. Across Eastern Europe, CEVA Logistics is proving that the transition to low carbon transport is no longer a distant goal, but a regional reality that’s already in motion.
From Alternative Fuels to Electric Ambitions
The journey with this in Eastern Europe for CEVA began with a shift in how the company powers its existing fleets. Over the past several years, CEVA has seamlessly integrated HVO100—a sustainable alternative to conventional diesel—into daily linehauls across Poland and the Czech Republic. With a cross-border route between Hungary, the Czech Republic, and Poland already running on HVO100 for over a year, the foundation for sustainable logistics is firmly in place.
However, the next frontier in the regional strategy is the leap into heavy-duty electric vehicle (EV) transport, something CEVA is already doing across many other world regions, including Asia, North America, and Europe, to name a few.
Pilots in Hungary, the Czech Republic, and Poland
Transitioning to electric power requires more than just new vehicles; it requires a complete rethink of operational timing and infrastructure. Recent pilots in Hungary and the Czech Republic have provided the data needed to make that leap. (....)