TII KAMAG has supplied 25 ePrecisionMover electric vehicles to Deutsche Post DHL Group. These machines are intended for yard logistics at German parcel centers, where they will manage the movement of swap bodies between loading gates, ramps, and staging areas.
The ePM model is designed for continuous, multi-shift operation. It supports opportunity charging, allowing the vehicles to remain in service without significant downtime. The company notes that the electric movers offer improved energy efficiency and lower maintenance requirements compared to diesel-powered units.
This delivery marks a continuation of a long-standing partnership, as DHL first began using KAMAG swap body movers in 1995. The current deployment is part of the logistics group's broader sustainability strategy aimed at reducing CO2 emissions across its operational network.
