Comvoy, celebrating over six years as the first structured has announced a partnership with Harbinger, a leading American-made medium-duty electric and hybrid vehicle manufacturer.
Through this collaboration, Harbinger is displaying and merchandising its groundbreaking Electric Vehicle inventory to a nationwide audience, starting with its all-electric step vans and cab chassis vehicles. Additionally, as sponsors of the Commercial Electric Vehicle Hub (CEV Hub) on Comvoy.com, Harbinger provides commercial vehicle shoppers with resources to research EVs, from initial information gathering to cost of ownership comparisons, eliminating misconceptions and furthering information surrounding the capabilities of commercial EV vehicles.
Fred DePerez, senior vice president of sales at Harbinger, said, “Our mission isn’t just to build electric vehicles, it’s to build a superior product that happens to be electric, while delivering on our customer’s need for longer range, greater reliability, enhanced safety, and a dramatically lower cost of ownership.” He went on to say, “Through our partnership with Comvoy, we’re making it more efficient for customers to search for vehicles that fit their needs. By listing our inventory on the platform, we increase visibility and streamline the search process for a broader set of buyers. This collaboration allows us to efficiently showcase reliable, high-performance, and affordable EVs to reach commercial operators and fleet owners looking to lower their total operating costs today.”
The partnership with Comvoy, which launched in November 2025, has already yielded early success.
Candy McCollum, senior business development manager at Comvoy, emphasized the natural synergy between the two organizations. “Harbinger is unique in the commercial EV sector, and Comvoy, including Work Truck Solutions by extension, are unique in the commercial vehicle industry. It makes perfect sense that we should align. Together, we’re empowering buyers with access to innovative products that redefine what’s possible in commercial transportation.”
