Marvel Logistics has started operations with highly automated electric vehicles, designed and built by the Russian company, Evocargo. The vehicle transports cargo between Marvel’s warehouse terminals at Valishchevo, near Moscow.

The Russian food product distributor, Sweet Life, has installed autonomous logistics at its distribution centers using vehicles provided by Evocargo. Sweet Life is one of Russia’s largest distributors and wholesalers of food products and also manages the network of SPAR stores in Russia. Use of Evocargo vehicles by the company marks a significant step toward automating logistics processes and enhancing environmental sustainability in Russian industry.

Evocargo is installing a highly automated electric transport solution at a key logistics hub of Russian Post, the country’s national postal service.

The Russian manufacturer and importer of climate control equipment, Rusklimat, has begun use of Evocargo autonomous electric trucks for transportation of its products.

Gazpromneft Snabzhenie, an integrated operator of industrial procurement and logistics services, successfully completed testing of the Evocargo N1 autonomous electric vehicle for use in warehouse cargo transportation. Use of this advanced transport solution significantly reduces logistics costs and minimizes carbon dioxide emissions at company sites.

SIBUR, a major Russian producer of polypropylene and high-pressure polyethylene for use in medicine, construction, agriculture and the cable industry, has begun transport of polymers using Evoсargo's N1 autonomous electric trucks. The N1 vehicles are now in operation at Tomskneftekhim, one of SIBUR's industrial sites in Tomsk (West Siberia).

The Russian Internet marketplace, Wildberries, is expanding use of Evocargo autonomous vehicles in its operations.