But if everything goes to plan, the trucks will cost Pioneer a total of $14 million and will be delivered by next year.

The deal is still subject to the execution of a dealer agreement. “We look forward to selling these new VMC 1200 throughout our dealerships.” Purchase rebates from B.C. “This is a major milestone for our vehicle product line to offer the VMC 1200 popular cab-over chassis design with an EV powertrain,” said Ray Van Empel, president and CEO of Pioneer in a press release. However, this will be the first time it will be retailing Class 3 trucks to its customers. The company carries over 1,500 vehicles in its network including a range of combustion engines, plug-in hybrids and electric vehicles. Pioneer is a retail automotive dealer that owns 17 locations across British Columbia. The facility will be compliant with the “Buy America Act” and is part of the company’s strategy to grow its presence in the United States. The trucks will be built at Vicinity Motor’s newest manufacturing plant in the State of Washington, which broke ground this summer and is slated to begin operation in the first half of 2022. Vicinity Motor Corp., a commercial vehicles manufacturer based in Aldergrove, B.C., has received a letter of intent from Pioneer Auto Group for an order of 100 of its VMC 1200 model medium-duty Class 3 electric trucks. auto retailer for 100 Class 3 trucks worth $14 million recently set its sights on also becoming an electric truck supplier - a plan that just got a big boost with a potential order from a B.C. Known as a bus manufacturer, Vicinity Motor Corp.

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