- On Sunday, the furniture retailer City Furniture
- City Furniture joins major companies like
- Some were skeptical of Tesla's ability to break into the trucking industry.
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Tesla has a new customer for its electric Semi — here are all the companies that have ordered the big rig (TSLA, PEP, WMT, BUD, SYY, R, JBHT, UPS, FDX)
City Furniture joins other US companies like Walmart, Anheuser-Busch, and Pepsi as the first customers for Tesla's Semi.
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Tesla has received a new customer for its electric big-rig, the Semi.
On Sunday, the furniture retailer City Furniture announced on Twitter that it had reserved five Tesla Semis. The company said it plans to use the trucks to carry merchandise from its distribution center in Tamarac, Florida, to a forthcoming distribution facility located in Central Florida.
- Walmart:
- Pepsi
- Anheuser-Busch
- FedEx
- Sysco
- reserved 50 Semis
- UPS
- DHL
- Meijer
- Ryder
- in November
- J.B. Hunt
- set to purchase
- Asko
- Posten Norge
- Flexport
- JK Moving
- Loblaw
- Fercam
- Girteka Logistics
- Fortigo Freight Services
- Best Transportation
- Mecca & Son Trucking
- TCI Transportation
- City Furniture
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