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All-Electric Freight · California

Let’s move your freight into a new horizon.

Delta Eta Logistics is among the first independent carriers in America to put the Tesla Semi to work for customers — zero-emission Class 8 freight, launching in California in step with Tesla’s own Megacharger build-out.

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$0.17Est. energy cost per mile, vs. $0.50–0.70 diesel
0Tailpipe emissions, every mile
Q1 2027California pilot launch

Why Now

The biggest shift in freight in more than a century.

Trucking is moving from diesel to electric the way it once moved from horses to horsepower. Electric freight isn’t an incremental upgrade — it changes the cost, the safety profile, and the environmental footprint of every load, all at once.

Environmental

Zero tailpipe emissions on every mile, every load. Freight trucks account for 23% of all U.S. transportation greenhouse gas emissions.

Safety

Active accident-avoidance technology on every tractor. Automatic emergency braking cuts truck rear-end crashes 40%+ (IIHS).

Transparency

Real-time telematics and reporting on every shipment. 80% of shippers currently lack full visibility (project44).

Cost stability

The end of petroleum fuel-price volatility and surcharges. Diesel is up $1.94/gal in the past year alone (EIA, Aug 2026).

Autonomy-ready

Built for the coming transition from semi- to fully-autonomous freight — a $33B projected market by 2030.

Sources: EPA transportation GHG data (2022); NHTSA Large Trucks 2024; IIHS/UNC AEB studies; project44 visibility research; EIA diesel prices; ATRI Operational Costs of Trucking (2026).

Why Delta Eta

Small on purpose, electric by design.

Three things shape every decision we make — from how we hire to which lane we run next.

Strength in our Union

A small team with a big mission — pioneering all-electric freight from the ground up. Meet the founder →

82,000 lb GCW, Class 8 Rated

Full gross combined weight capacity on every load — the same Class 8 rating as any diesel tractor. See them up close →

Riding the charging curve

Growing with California’s Megacharger rollout — adding lanes as each of 17 planned stations comes online. See our California plan →