Daimler eyes electric commercial vehicles

Daimler eyes electric commercial vehicles

HANOVER, Germany - Andreas Renschler, head of the trucks division of Germany's Daimler AG, speaks during a news conference held at the venue for a motor show in Hanover, Germany, on Sept. 21, 2010. Renschler said the company will work hard on launching electric vehicles for commercial use.

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