Chang Robotics Partners with Kodiak Technologies to Launch the Most Powerful Electric Snow Removal Vehicle at 2025 Snow Symposium
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Fig. 01NewsFig. Bright green snow removal truck on a road with mountains. Text: "Kodiak Technologies unveils world's most powerful electric snow vehicle." Logos and symposium details.
Chang Robotics, in collaboration with Roush for design and assembly, is proud to help bring Kodiak Technologies' world's most powerful electric and hybrid snow removal vehicle to the 2025 International Aviation Snow Symposium, April 25–30 in Buffalo, NY.
This innovative vehicle, which has already received significant attention for its cutting-edge design, will be on display for the first time at the Symposium. With its dual-use power capability, it’s not just a snow removal machine but a mobile energy asset—perfect for backup power and microgrid applications throughout the year.
Available for purchase in Diesel Hybrid, Battery Electric, and Hydrogen Fuel Cell variants, the vehicle offers significant cost savings, lower maintenance, and fuel consumption, while supporting sustainability goals with its zero-emission options. It’s also Buy-American compliant and eligible for AIP, VALE, and ZEV grants.
Chang Robotics is proud to be a part of this exciting development, showcasing how innovative design and cutting-edge engineering can reshape snow removal and energy resilience.
🔗 Check out the full press release at AP News, Benzinga, or StreetInsider.
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