GOODYEAR INTRODUCES FIRST EV TIRE FOR REGIONAL FLEETS
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company (NASDAQ: GT) has launched the RangeMax™ RSD® EV, its first tire designed for electric vehicles (EVs), catering to both EV and gas- or diesel-powered regional work vehicles. This innovative tire is engineered for improved energy efficiency with lower rolling resistance compared to competitors, enabling fleets to optimize their operations. The RangeMax RSD EV features Treadlock® Technology for even wear, a premium casing for durability, and is the first regional drive tire with Goodyear's 'Electric Drive Ready' designation. The tire is currently available in the size 295/75R22.5, meeting increasing demand in the growing regional EV market.
- Introduction of RangeMax RSD EV enhances Goodyear's portfolio targeting the growing EV market.
- Lower rolling resistance compared to competitors improves operational efficiency for fleets.
- Treadlock Technology ensures even wear, enhancing tire longevity.
- The tire's 'Electric Drive Ready' designation aligns with sustainability trends in the industry.
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New RangeMax™ RSD® EV delivers ultra-low rolling resistance and energy efficiency for regional work vehicles
The RangeMax RSDEV is
"The new RangeMax RSDEV strives to live up to its name and deliver the superior range and confidence that comes with ultra-low rolling resistance," said Tom Lippello, senior director, Commercial Marketing,
Engineered with Treadlock® Technology to promote even wear and longer miles to removal, RangeMax RSDEV is the first regional drive tire embossed with
- Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake and Mud and Snow designations, key performance assurances in challenging winter driving conditions.
- Premium casing construction, providing toughness and durability.
- Enhanced tread pattern designed for high torque applications and an optimized footprint shape for even treadwear.
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*Laboratory tire rolling resistance was obtained in accordance to the ISO/FDIS 28580 'Passenger car, truck and bus tires - Methods of measuring rolling resistance - Single point test and correlation of measurements results' test procedure. In addition, multiple tires of each tire type were tested on rolling resistance. In the testing, the Goodyear RangeMax RSD EV demonstrated a lower rolling resistance vs the Michelin X line Energy D+ and the Bridgestone M713 Ecopia under the same conditions. As of 2/22/2023, two comparable tires exist and are the Micheline X Line Energy D+ and the Bridgestone M713 Ecopia.
**Based on data released by Experian Vehicle Registration Data;
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