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FedEx orders 2,000 Harbinger electric trucks in $300M deal

The deal shows an existing investor converting into a volume buyer, a signal that medium-duty electrification can pencil out without subsidies.

• FedEx placed a binding order for 2,000 all-electric medium-duty trucks from Harbinger in a deal valued at more than $300 million, with deliveries due by the end of 2027.
• Founded in 2022 by veterans of Anduril, Canoo and QuantumScape, Harbinger builds a single core product, an electric medium-duty truck chassis, and is already in production and generating revenue.
• The order expands on FedEx's role as co-lead investor in Harbinger's $160 million Series C in November 2025 and an initial 53-truck pilot order; FedEx SVP Paul Melander sits on Harbinger's board.
• Harbinger projects each truck saves about $20,000 a year in fuel versus diesel, totaling roughly $40 million annually and $800 million over a 20-year fleet life, while avoiding over 1.7 million tons of CO2.
• Beyond trucks, Harbinger has expanded into hybrid emergency vehicles, acquired an autonomous-driving company in February, sells its battery packs for energy storage, and is weighing an IPO.
• A $300M order from a customer that is also an investor and board member underscores a rare case where fleet electrification economics are driving real commercial scale, not just pilot programs.