On this really quick episode of Quick Charge, Greenlane announces it’s taking its heavy-duty EV truck charging network beyond California, and bringing diesel-level charging access straight into one of the busiest freight corridors in Texas.
Greenlane CEO Patrick McDonald-King took to the ACT Expo stage today to follow up the company’s completed expansion plans into the Lone Star State with news that the company had put pen to paper on deals with shipping and logistics firms Einride and Nevoya.
Once finished, the latest announced route will complete what’s often called the “Texas triangle,” a region that connects Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio and plays a huge role in US logistics and hopefully provide a “rising tide” of EV charging infrastructure that genuinely works for OTR truckers.
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- Texas-sized 10-4, good buddy: 40 electric semi trucks set to hit Texas’ highway
- Amazon taps Einride to scale electric semi truck fleet capacity, NOW
- Greenlane launches a second long-haul EV truck corridor pilot
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