Coca-Cola is one of the most iconic brands in the world, and its Christmas truck tour is a beloved tradition that brings joy and festive spirit to millions of people. But this year, Coca-Cola is also making a statement about its commitment to sustainability and reducing its environmental impact. The company has partnered with Mercedes-Benz to use the eActros, an all-electric truck, to power its Christmas truck tour through Austria.

Electric trucks are not a new concept. Tesla, Rivian, Ford, GM, and others have been working on them for years, promising to deliver zero-emission vehicles that can haul heavy loads, tow trailers, and go off-road. But there's a problem: most of these trucks are designed for the consumer market, not the commercial sector, which accounts for a large share of truck sales and emissions.

Electric vehicles are not only for passenger cars. More and more commercial vehicles are switching to electric power, and they need a reliable and convenient way to charge their batteries. That's why Scania, a leading manufacturer of trucks and buses, has launched a new service that facilitates public charging of electric trucks and buses. The service, called Scania Charging Network, is a collaboration with Fortum Charge & Drive, a leading provider of charging solutions in Europe.