By Xavier Rivera· ·1 min read
EV Realty Opens 76-Port, 9 MW EV Truck Hub in California
EV Realty opened a flagship EV truck charging hub in San Bernardino, California, with 76 ports and 9 MW capacity to handle over 200 trucks daily. The shared-infrastructure site supports CCS and MCS charging for heavy-duty freight, serving fleets like J.B. Hunt to cut costs.
Source:Electrek
EV Realty has opened its flagship electric truck charging hub in San Bernardino, California, equipped with 76 high-power charging ports and 9 megawatts of capacity.
The facility can serve more than 200 medium- and heavy-duty trucks per day. It supports the current CCS standard as well as the next-generation megawatt charging system for big rigs.
EV Realty describes the hub as designed for real, high-throughput logistics operations, not a pilot or small depot.
The company's model relies on shared infrastructure to serve multiple fleets, which it says lowers costs compared to fleets building their own sites. Onboard customers include J.B. Hunt Transport, Gate City Beverage, and all-electric carrier Nevoya.
The facility can serve more than 200 medium- and heavy-duty trucks per day. It supports the current CCS standard as well as the next-generation megawatt charging system for big rigs.
EV Realty describes the hub as designed for real, high-throughput logistics operations, not a pilot or small depot.
The company's model relies on shared infrastructure to serve multiple fleets, which it says lowers costs compared to fleets building their own sites. Onboard customers include J.B. Hunt Transport, Gate City Beverage, and all-electric carrier Nevoya.
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