The Shyft Group, Rush Enterprises pen EV sales, service agreement

The Shyft Group, Rush Enterprises pen EV sales, service agreement

Shyft’s Blue Arc EV will start customer deliveries in 2024 in Charlotte, Michigan.

The Shyft Group recently announced that it has finalized an agreement with Rush Enterprises to sell and service the company’s Blue Arc Class 3, 4 and 5 all-electric delivery vehicles.

Shyft’s Blue Arc EV will start customer deliveries in 2024 in Charlotte, Michigan. Vehicle sales and service support will be offered through authorized dealerships that the companies describe as strategically located across Rush Truck Centers’ nationwide network.

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