GoKawiilFedEx orders 2,000 electric trucks from Harbinger in $300 million deal
FedEx has placed an order for 2,000 electric medium-duty trucks from startup Harbinger, a deal valued at $300 million, with delivery expected by the end of next year. Harbinger confirmed the order to TechCrunch after Bloomberg News first reported it. This follows FedEx's earlier $160 million Series C investment in Harbinger and an initial order of 53 trucks already delivered.
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The order marks Harbinger's largest bulk deal to date, suggesting its focused strategy of building a single electric truck chassis is gaining traction with major commercial customers. FedEx's continued backing, both as investor and buyer, could give Harbinger the revenue and credibility to expand into new areas like hybrid emergency vehicles, autonomous driving, and defense applications, and may support the company's reported consideration of an IPO.
- FedEx ordered 2,000 electric trucks from Harbinger in a $300 million deal.
- Harbinger, founded in 2022, previously delivered 53 trucks to FedEx and received FedEx-led Series C funding.
- Harbinger is diversifying into hybrid emergency vehicles, autonomous driving, battery storage, and defense, and may be considering an IPO.
Source: techcrunch.com — Sean O'Kane, 2026-09-30
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