Electrification of fleets

EV Realty has joined forces with GreenPoint Partners to develop a network of EV charging hubs for commercial electric vehicles across California.

NATSO, Sigma, and NACS have urged the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) to better harmonise state application standards under the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) grant program.

Texas is about to get the state's first public commercial EV charging hub for trucks and last-mile delivery fleets.

BorgWarner New Energy (Xiangyang) is collaborating with global industrial real estate company Goodman Group, and zero-emission long-haul truck developer Windrose Technology, to jointly develop 960kW fast-charging infrastructure for electric long-haul trucks for Goodman's properties in China.

RATP, the historic public transport operator of Paris, celebrated for its Metro and extensive train services, is taking a giant leap in sustainable mobility.

In a strategic move, Ekoenergetyka is set to provide up to 140 charging stations for electric buses to Nobina, Scandinavia’s largest public transportation operator.

Penske Truck Leasing and Hitachi Energy are launching a groundbreaking project to test large-scale electric truck charging.

Kempower has strengthened its presence in Italy by delivering DC charging solutions to public transportation operator TPER’s (Transporto Passeggeri Emilia-Romagna) bus depot.

Einride has unveiled its first US Smartcharger Station in Lynwood, California.

Two public transit agencies have found plenty of success – and overcome a few bumps in the road, too.