Workhorse Group

Workhorse Group started life as AMP Electric Vehicles, a startup based in Sharonville, Ohio, dedicated to solving the messy problem of last-mile delivery. The company built electric trucks and vans specifically for commercial fleets that needed to drop off packages without adding carbon emissions to city air. Their approach combined heavy-duty vehicle manufacturing with smart software to track every stop and charge cycle. By 2025, the industry shifted again as Workhorse merged its operations with Motiv Electric Trucks. This union created a single entity simply called Workhorse, aiming to dominate the market for zero-emission logistics vehicles. The new company continues to produce commercial electric vehicles alongside its Metron telematics system, which helps fleet managers optimize routes and battery usage. While specific budget figures remain private, the scale of their operation targets major national carriers looking to replace diesel engines.[edit]