Using electric vehicle charging stations for trucks and fleets improves economic efficiency and contributes to environmental protection
As battery and charging technologies improve, electric trucks are becoming more capable of driving longer distances and charging faster, making them more suitable for long-distance transport and frequent use. Thus, EV charging station for different fleet size is a growing demand with lots of benefits.
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Lower operating costs
Electric vehicles (EVs) generally have lower maintenance costs than traditional fuel vehicles because they have fewer mechanical parts to maintain. In addition, electricity prices are relatively stable, while fuel prices fluctuate greatly, which helps fleets more accurately predict and control operating costs.
Reduced emissions
Using electric trucks can significantly reduce tailpipe emissions, helping fleets meet environmental regulations and reduce their carbon footprint. This is especially important in regions facing strict emission standards.
Improved driving comfort
Electric trucks have lower operating noise and provide a more comfortable driving experience, which is a significant advantage for truck drivers who need to drive for long periods of time. The increase in public charging stations has made it easier for fleets to charge in cities and on highways, reducing “range anxiety”.
Fleet management optimization
Through the intelligent charging management system, the fleet can more effectively dispatch vehicles and charging time, improving operational efficiency.
EV charger for Fleet
At present, the mainstream fast charging piles support 60kW or 120kW. Under normal circumstances, 200 kilometers of energy can be replenished within 15 minutes to 1 hour.
The standards of charging piles are constantly improving. At present, the 120KW integrated dual-gun DC charging piles are in great demand in the market. Most of the charging objects are buses, online ride-hailing cars, and taxis.
Operators can combine the rules of bus charging, fully open online ride-hailing cars and taxi operations during the day, and ensure the charging of their own buses at night to maximize profits.
In addition, when there is no way to increase the capacity of old communities, operators can also ensure that more parking spaces are charged with existing electricity through reasonable resource allocation and priority sorting strategies.