Why the New USPS Mail Truck Looks So Strange Design constraints from USPS forced Oshkosh to come up with one seriously funky final product. By Brian Silvestro Published: Feb 24, 2021 3:13 PM EST ...

USPS picks a new mail truck—and no, they won’t all be electric [Updated] Oshkosh Defense will design and build 50,000-165,000 NGDV trucks over 10 years. Jonathan M. Gitlin – Feb 24, 2021 12: ...

USPS delivery driver Richard Burton stands in front of the postal service's brand new mail truck in Athens, Ga. on Sept. 5, 2024. AP You are viewing 1 of 5 images Previous Image Next Image ...

The US Postal Service has revealed its new mail truck, which will be made by defense contractor Oshkosh following a years-long bidding process. The new truck will be able to use a battery-powered ...

In February 2021, USPS awarded a contract to Oshkosh Defense to build a new fleet of mail trucks. A viral image gives a glimpse of what these trucks will look like once they are manufactured. What ...

The new fleet of between 50,000 and 165,00 vehicles will be a mix of both. Subscribe to the Design newsletter. The latest innovations in design brought to you every weekday ...

Alarmingly, nearly 100 of the vehicles caught fire last year, imperiling carriers and mail alike. The new trucks are being built with comfort, safety and utility in mind, by Oshkosh Defense in ...

The New USPS Mail Truck Might Look Like a Duck, But it’s a Better Design. Stephanie Rogers. Tue, March 16, 2021 at 1:00 PM UTC. 3 min read.

The New USPS Mail Truck Looks Positively Goofy on the Street "Memorable" is one way to describe the looks of Oshkosh's new NGDV. By Peter Holderith. Published Oct 26, 2022 3:04 PM EDT 0.

Oshkosh Defense, which makes machines of war, won the bidding process for the next USPS mail truck in February, beating out the startup Workhorse, which has since filed a legal challenge. Oshkosh ...

The new USPS Next Generation delivery truck, often compared to a platypus-duck hybrid, ... USPS’s New Mail Truck: The Anti-Cybertruck Everyone Loves to Hate. Posted: June 16, ...

The USPS plans to spend $482 million initially on the new trucks, but the sum could grow to $6 billion over the 10-year-long contract, according to the previous announcements.