Velocity EV has rebranded as RIZON USA, authorized distributor of the RIZON brand, manufactured by Daimler Truck, the company announced Thursday.
Under the new name, the company will continue expanding its national dealer network for it's zero-emissions, medium-duty trucks. The Class 4-5 all-electric cabover models are designed for urban and last-mile deliveries. They have a range of up to 160 miles per charge and are compatible with both Level 2 AC and DC fast charging. RIZON offers six models that are customizable for a variety of uses.
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The e18L, e18M, e16L and e16M all debuted in 2023. In 2025, the company will debut the e18Mx and e18Lx, featuring an upgraded payload capacity of 18,850 pounds. All 2025 models will come standard with an eight-year/120,000-mile warranty package for the powertrain and high-voltage electrical components and eight years/185,000 miles for high-voltage batteries.
“Electric vehicles are at the forefront of transforming the transportation industry, driving us towards a more sustainable and innovative future,” says Andreas Deuschle, global head of RIZON. “With a strong alignment to Daimler Truck’s vision and technological advancements, RIZON USA is very well-positioned to deliver customer-focused e-mobility solutions. Together, we are committed to setting new standards that meet the evolving needs of our customers and the planet.”
RIZON USA has certified dealer partners in eight states, including California, Oregon, Arizona, Nevada, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Alabama.
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