The German logistics service provider is dedicated to promote sustainability

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HONG KONG, CHINA/KEMPTEN, GERMANY/FREIBURG, GERMANY�-�Media OutReach�- 7 October 2020 -�Fuso eCanters, StreetScooters, and cargo
bikes--with this all-electric vehicle mix, Dachser will be making all its
deliveries to the heart of the southwest Germany city Freiburg emission-free as
of today. Taking transportation as a whole, this new service reduces CO2
emissions per shipment by 26 percent.

In the city
center of Freiburg, Germany, Dachser has designated the post code 79098--which
encompasses parts of the city's Altstadt, Neuburg, and Oberau districts--as an
emission-free delivery area. Effective immediately, B2B and B2C customers in
this roughly 1.5 km2 zone will receive all their groupage shipments completely
emission-free. "We successfully introduced electrically assisted cargo bikes
two years ago, so this is now the next logical step in doing our part to
improve the quality of the air and of life in Freiburg's downtown," says
Michael Gaudlitz, General Manager of Dachser's Freiburg logistics center.

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To make
these emission-free deliveries, Dachser will immediately deploy a 7.5-ton
all-electric FUSO eCanter, a light truck that will deliver goods either
directly to customers or to the microhub operated by partner VeloCARRIER /
Roc-Ket Cargo Bikes, located close to downtown. There, smaller shipments are
transferred to electrically assisted cargo bikes or StreetScooters for the
delivery runs. The charge point for the electric truck is located at Dachser's
branch in the Breisgau industrial park south of Freiburg, which--like all the
logistics provider's branches in Germany--purchases 100 percent hydroelectric
power.

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Taking
transportation as a whole--collection and line-haul are performed with
conventional diesel trucks--this new service reduces CO2 emissions per shipment
by 26 percent on average, particulates emissions by about 47 percent, and
nitrogen oxide emissions by about 41 percent.

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Electric vehicle mix for city distribution

DACHSER
Emission-Free Delivery, an innovative city logistics concept, is built on a
modular toolbox for city-center deliveries. Dachser has been putting the
concept into practice in downtown Stuttgart since 2018, and recently rolled out
DACHSER Emission-Free Delivery in Oslo as well. "This is a promising beginning,
but there is still a long road ahead of us--for a start, we have to resolve
issues surrounding the availability of trucks with alternative powertrains,"
explains Stefan Hohm, Corporate Director Corporate Solutions, Research &
Development, who is in charge of the City Distribution innovation project at
Dachser. At the same time, he remains optimistic: "Over the next two years, we
will be examining select European metropolitan regions to successively identify
the hotspots in their city centers and implement the DACHSER Emission-Free
Delivery concept."

About Dachser

Headquartered
in Germany, Dachser is one of the world's leading logistics providers. Using
its own in-house developed IT-systems, Dachser incorporates transport,
warehousing, and value-added services to provide comprehensive supply chain
solutions. Thanks to some 31,000 employees based in 393 locations all over the
globe, Dachser generated a consolidated net revenue of approximately EUR 5.7
billion in 2019. The same year, the logistics provider handled a total of 80.6
million shipments weighing 41.0 million metric tons. Country organizations
represent Dachser in 44 countries.

In Asia,
Dachser employs more than 1,696 people in 48 locations in 12 Business Areas.
Its Asia Pacific Regional Head Office is located in Hong Kong. For more
information about Dachser, please visit www.dachser.hk

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For more
information about Dachser, please visit www.dachser.com