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Truck makers rev up for rollout of electric big rigs

By: Top News and Analysis (pro)
Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk put electric heavy commercial trucks on the map in November 2017 when he unveiled the company's futuristic, battery-powered Semi, booked hundreds of orders and said he would start delivering the vehicles by 2019.
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