US EditionThe truck-charging twist Daimler says could change everything
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Daimler Truck begins its semi-public electric truck charging network
Daimler Truck, the manufacturer of electric truck models for brands such as Mercedes-Benz Trucks, has now launched 'TruckCharge', its semi-public charging network dedicated for electric truck use. The network works from companies opening up their own charging points for other firms to use, during times when the charging infrastructure is otherwise unused. The official rollout is set to begin in Germany and Austria from 2026, with additional Euro…
Daimler Truck is accelerating the expansion of charging infrastructure for battery-electric trucks and launching a semi-public charging network under the TruckCharge brand. The first pilot customer, the transport company Wessels in Rhede, North Rhine-Westphalia, went live at the beginning of October, followed in December by the freight forwarding company Diez with its charging park in Dettingen unter Teck, Baden-Württemberg. The official rollout…
The truck-charging twist Daimler says could change everything
Daimler Truck establishes semi-public charging network for trucks – first pilot customers successfully launched. Image: Firma Diez, Daimler TrucksDaimler Truck is expanding Europe’s heavy-vehicle charging network with a new semi-public model that allows operators to open their depot chargers to outside fleets when not in use. The company says this will rapidly increase access to fast charging while helping depot owners offset infrastructure cost…
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