Nova Post expands its fleet

Nova Post continues to develop its logistics by investing in the expansion of its own fleet. By the end of 2026, the company plans to add 210 vehicles for intercity transportation, address delivery, and parcel locker servicing.

Since 2017, Nova Post has been using BDF swap body technology, which allows the container to be detached from the vehicle. While the container is being loaded or unloaded, the truck can depart on its next trip, helping reduce downtime. Currently, the company's own fleet includes 82 such trucks.

This year, the company continues to renew its intercity transport. Nova Post has already received 10 new vehicles and expects 90 more by the end of the year. The trucks are equipped with trailers, allowing them to transport two BDF containers simultaneously.

Nova Post is also preparing to expand its fleet for address delivery and parcel lockers. The total fleet currently stands at 721 vehicles. By the end of the year, the company plans to add another 110 vans: 60 will operate on address delivery, and 50 on parcel locker service routes.

“We continue to invest in transport, taking into account the needs of various logistics areas. Growing demand for address services requires expanding our courier delivery capabilities. Therefore, in the first quarter of 2027, we plan to add another 70 vehicles to the fleet: 40 with a payload capacity of 3 tons, 20 of 5 tons, and 10 of 10 tons. Our goal is to develop logistics in line with customer needs and provide convenient and reliable delivery,” said Yevhen Tafiychuk, CEO of Nova Post.

The new vehicles will help the company expand its transport capacity and ensure on-time delivery of shipments nationwide.