Tevva chooses Alltruck for roadside assistance and fleet management

Tevva has appointed Alltruck as its 24/7 roadside assistance and fleet management partner. 

Under this new partnership, Alltruck will provide the services for Tevva's 7.5t battery electric vehicles (BEVs).

The centrepiece of this support is the Tevva 'Rapid Response' call centre, staffed by IMI qualified technicians who pre-qualify any issues to ensure the most effective recovery action is taken.

By leveraging their extensive network of 175 approved repairers throughout the UK, Alltruck will also extend a range of additional services to Tevva owners.

These services include documentation compliance, accident management, and access to replacement vehicles when necessary.

Alltruck is the latest company to partner with Tevva as the company looks to ramp up commercialisation of its 7.5t battery- and hydrogen-electric vehicles.

This year, Tevva has already struck agreements with ZF (electronic braking system) and Ecobat (first-life battery management). 

Tevva's Asher Bennett, CEO and founder said: “Given the fact that electric vehicle maintenance is still a grey area for some, we were extremely particular in selecting our roadside assistance and technical partner.

“The collaboration with Alltruck gives our customers total peace of mind that if they face any maintenance issue with their electric truck, they’ll be supported by the best in the business.” 

Paul Robinson, director at Alltruck, added: “We have taken a proactive step to train all our in-house technicians, ensuring they are fully qualified to handle electric vehicles.

“This investment in upskilling our team is a testament to our dedication to delivering excellent services and contributing to the ongoing road to net zero.”

Alltruck emerged as the ideal partner for Tevva after a selection process that highlighted its national coverage and an average response time of 62-90 minutes.

Tevva's 7.5t battery-electric truck has this year begun mass production at the company's London facility.

This will be followed by a 7.5t hydrogen-electric truck, which benefits from a hydrogen range-extender that enhances vehicle range to 354 miles (570 km).

The Tevva BEV offers up to 140 miles (227 kilometres) from its 105-kWh battery on a single charge and is ideal for last-mile and urban delivery fleets.