Domino’s Pizza Chevy Bolt EV Delivery Fleet Growing To 1,100 Units
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As previously reported back in November 2022 by GM Authority, Domino’s Pizza announced that it’d be introducing 100 Chevy Bolt EV units to its fleet before December 2022, with an additional 700 examples to be added in the following few months. Now, the pizza company officially has 800 Chevy Bolt EVs on the road.
Domino’s claims that the all-electric fleet vehicle provides several benefits over its ICE counterparts, including lower maintenance fees, advanced safety features, and zero tailpipe emissions.
“Back in November 2022, Domino’s announced that we’d have 800 EVs on the road by the end of 2023 and we’re excited to say that we’ve officially reached that number,” Domino’s U.S. & Global Services President Joe Jordan said in a prepared statement. “All 800 vehicles are on the road, delivering at various stores across the country. We are even more thrilled to announce that number is growing. Our stores and franchisees have continued to express their enthusiasm and interest around EVs, and they’ve ordered an additional 300-plus cars to be on the road by the end of the year.”
Indeed, Domino’s won’t be stopping at 800 Bolt EV units. The pizza company has plans to field a total of 1,100 fleet Bolt EV examples by the end of the 2023 calendar year. This gives Domino’s the largest electric pizza delivery fleet in the United States.
“We’re continuing to see a wide range of advantages from using EVs,” Jordan added. “In addition to business and environmental benefits, an electric delivery fleet also helps with hiring drivers, as they open up a whole new pool of job candidates who may not have their own vehicles.”
For those wondering where these Chevy Bolt EV units are operating, be sure to check out this interactive map.
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The only customer and now going to stop production. Cool.
I have one and it’s the best car I’ve ever owned.
I second Danno’s comment.
No thanks!!!!! I want my pizza delivered from a good old fashion ICE vehicle 🙂
Maybe you can ask them to sprinkle a little hydrocarbons on it for you.
Who cares how they deliver a pizza? Jeez.
I bought all my EVs since I figured they would run on good ‘ole American Mined Coal Power.
Little did I know my woke state would later ban all coal plants.
But that isn’t the fault of the car…
Love my woke state Bill. My EV gets charged with good ole natural gas generated electricity.
Even though you’re in California, New York is now saying no to natural gas. Now what?
I’ve been down voted for something that’s been announced by NY and has been in the news. Is that you down voting me Danno?
Wasn’t me. I just saw your post. I live in Pa. I’ve down voted a lot of yours in the past though.
By down voting me in the past, you’ve hurt my feelers and have intruded into my safe space. You meanie,,,,
Lol Morris, now you sound woke. Have a good day my friend, love word sparring with you guys.
I upvoted your last post.
Your upvoting and downvoting me is confusing my fragile-feeling mind, and again, compromising my feeling’s safe space. But it makes my feelers feel better, and that makes me feel whole again….
Thank you so much for feeling the same way.
See, I just sparred with you by using the word feel, or a variation of it, 26 times in a reply. My alma mater, Penn State, would be proud of me…..and, of course, my feelings.
WE ARE PENN STATE!
My kids and my money went to Penn State. I always joke about it, but it’s the best investment I ever made.
I’m bummed now, because I don’t think I can argue with a Penn Stater.🥺
You use the same “coal power” to pump gas. Hypocrite!
I believe any local delivery vehicle is the perfect candidate for EV adaption. The range would be within battery limit and charging is available at the point of origin. Just don’t force an EV on people that don’t them, like my state has mandated.
What state is that?
Gary: NO state has “mandated” such. I live in California and even this state hasn’t done such. If you’re talking about in 2035, good lord help us. How many of us will even be alive by then?
Dan B.
Sorry: Very Big uproar In WNY over forced mandates.
They will do it anyway. Liberals insist on complements even though they ruin everything..
Incidentally Mr. Trump is a liberal which is why I voted for Tulsi Gabbart last time
LOL @ Domino’s corporate marketing. Domino’s in my area DOES NOT provide delivery drivers with company vehicles. For that matter, you will be lucky if you can even get a pizza delivered. Last time I attempted to order a pizza for delivery I was told I had to pick it up myself or call and order through Uber Eats to have it delivered. They didn’t have any delivery drivers.
I said no thanks and got food elsewhere.
HI – I think Domino’s is doing this for marketing reasons and the roll out of bolt evs is actually very small..
70 miles northeast of here in Rochester, New York a local (there) pizzeria chain (Salvatore’s) has implemented a company wide bolt delivery plan…. But they still have drivers using their own vehicles also so
the whole thing is not as big a deal as these articles are trying to proclaim. Slow news month I guess.
Danno: The one-party, supermajority state of Massachusetts, starting in 2035. Ten towns here already are using a building code that bans any fossil fuel use in new construction.
It’s the will of the people Gary. In Mass. they must like what they’re doing or they wouldn’t keep voting them in. We have 67 counties here in Pa and I’ll bet 55 of them are Republican controlled. The others are largely liberal urban areas. They have the population advantage and again it’s the will of the people.
You’ll like this. I removed my electric stove and installed a new 5 burner gas stove so I could use the 40 amp breaker for my EV. Maybe I’m a “conflicted woke” liberal. Lol
Danno :
Great minds must think alike since when I bought my used (1959) house 12 years ago, I :
1). Converted the wood fireplace to gas.
2). Bought a huge 8′ x 10′ hot tub and installed a 125,000 btu/hour gas boiler and 1/4 hp pump to heat the water – by far otherwise the biggest consumer of electricity. 2 insulated 60′ buried waterlines to make this happen.
3 & 4). Donated still serviceable electric wall oven and cooktop to Habitat 4Humanity and installed 2 gas lines, 120 volt receptacle, and regulators in it’s place.
Ran the 2 existing 65 amp cables to run all the new garage stuff including 3 EVs.
5). Bought a gas clothes dryer.
6). Replaced a gas water heater.
7). Kept the main gas furnace with electric central air conditioning.
8). Installed an 8,000 btu/hour gas infra-red heater for the new added family room, the only formerly cold spot in the house.
Even though now larger, I contracted for new NASA space suit style insulation so that I wouldn’t need to enlarge existing heating or cooling facilities.
Of course, NY State is going to ban all new gas appliances so that means when the time comes I’ll be driving to Pennsylvania for them.
Since most energy consumption in the house is methane, the 100 amp original service is just fine and doesn’t need to be enlarged, even with all the additions.
Great, Domino’s better go around to all Chevrolet dealerships to find one since GM is killing off these cars very near future!