Workhorse Group

Workhorse Group is an industrial technology company based in the United States. It engineers and manufactures electrical systems and electric vehicles for demanding applications. Its commercial vehicles include electric trucks, step vans, shuttles and buses, all with zero tailpipe emissions. The company is also developing a modular data center platform called TerraPod and has announced plans to enter the mobile AI data center category.

Commercial electric vehicles

• Step vans: the site names the W56 electric step van, with a 200-truck follow-on order from Gateway Fleets.
• Fleet use: the site says its vehicles support fleet operations across the United States and Canada, and that they have logged more than 20 million miles.
• Manufacturing: the site describes a commercial-scale facility in Union City where engineering and advanced manufacturing take place.
• Ruggedness: vehicles designed for real-world operating environments, according to the site.

Modular AI infrastructure

The TerraPod platform is described as a standard reference system that combines compute, power, cooling, networking and supporting physical infrastructure. Working with technology partners, the company focuses on engineering, validation and manufacturing so AI can be deployed quickly. The site also describes a containerized mobile AI data center for distributed deployments.

Leadership and company profile

Jody Davis has been appointed chief financial officer. He succeeds Bob Ginnan, who is retiring, and brings a background spanning manufacturing, finance and capital markets. The site describes Workhorse as an American company that combines hardware, software and flexible manufacturing to build electric vehicles and modular AI infrastructure for tough operating environments.

Key facts

• Based in: United States
• Products: commercial electric trucks, W56 step vans, shuttles, buses, TerraPod
• Markets: fleet operators in the United States and Canada, and distributed AI compute deployments