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Israel's electric truck market underwent rapid growth recently, with the number of electric trucks reaching in the first quarter of 2025. This surge in adoption reflects a broader trend towards vehicle electrification in the country, encompassing not only trucks but also buses and taxis. The shift to EV trucks was particularly notable in the heavy truck segment, which increased ****-fold over a twelve-month period.

A growing market for EV trucks

While the current volume of electric truck sales is relatively small compared to the overall commercial vehicles, it is expected to grow rapidly in the coming years. In 2025, the market for new heavy commercial vehicles in Israel was expected to reach over * vehicles, leaving significant room for growth in the EV segment. Looking ahead, forecasts suggest that the number of electric trucks could reach approximately ** by 2050, with light trucks comprising the largest portion of this fleet.

Electrification across vehicle types

The trend towards electrification is not limited to trucks alone. Electric buses are also gaining traction, with over vehicles on the road as of the first quarter of 2025. The majority of these are full-sized buses. Additionally, the commercial taxi sector is embracing EV technology, with over ***electric taxis registered by the first quarter of 2025. This represents a growing shift towards sustainable transportation options across various vehicle categories in the automotive industry.