Electric Trucks Now Cheaper in Six EU Markets

Rising diesel prices have made electric trucks cheaper to own than diesel models in six major European Union markets. Operators can save up to one hundred thousand euros over five years.

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FILE PHOTO: An EV logo is shown on the side of an electric Volvo semi-truck during the announcement of a zero-emission vehicle corridor, a planned charging network allowing electric trucks to travel along the I-5 from Canada to Mexico in Long Beach, California, U.S., August 26, 2026. REUTERS/Mike Blake/File Photo

Electric trucks are now cheaper to operate than diesel vehicles across six major European markets after an Iran-linked fuel price spike, according to Transport & Environment. The six markets account for 46% of the bloc's new heavy-truck sales. Fleet operators face narrowing payback periods as diesel costs surge.

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