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• Workhorse Group · April 30, 2026

  Workhorse Announces 100-Truck Order from Gateway Fleets

  Gateway Fleets placed a purchase order for 100 Workhorse W56 fully-electric step vans through Kingsburg Truck Center, deploying from July 2026 across electrified sites in California.

  “This 100-unit commitment is a testament to the reliability of the Workhorse W56 and the strength of the partnership we've built with Gateway Fleets. — Jerry Smith, President, Kingsburg Truck Center”

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• Workhorse Group · March 6, 2025

  Kingsburg Truck Center Wins California DGS Contract to Supply Workhorse Electric Trucks to State Agencies

  Kingsburg Truck Center secured a State of California Department of General Services contract, allowing state agencies to acquire Workhorse W4 CC and W56 electric vehicles at pre-negotiated pricing.

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• Workhorse Group · September 10, 2025

  Workhorse W56 Eligible for California HVIP Vouchers of $85,000 and Higher

  The W56 qualified for $85,000 in base HVIP incentives per vehicle. Kingsburg submitted over 20 voucher requests on behalf of customers, as Workhorse showcased the W56 at the FedEx Forward Service Provider Summit.

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• Workhorse Group · June 12, 2024

  Leading the Charge: Workhorse and Kingsburg Bring Electric Trucks to California

  Workhorse case study on Kingsburg Truck Center's role as California's first Workhorse Certified EV dealer and recognition as 2023 Dealer of the Year.

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• Workhorse Group · June 12, 2024

  Kingsburg Bolsters Workhorse Partnership as Workhorse Sharpens Commercial EV Focus

  Kingsburg committed to purchasing 141 units of the Workhorse W4 CC Class 4 electric cab chassis.

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• Workhorse Group · March 21, 2023

  Workhorse Names Kingsburg Truck Center First Certified Dealership in California

  Workhorse launched its Certified Dealer Program and named Kingsburg Truck Center as its first certified dealership in California, following EV service training and charging infrastructure investment.

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