195 fast-charging points

E.ON and Tank & Rast are installing charging facilities for electric lorries at 24 motorway locations in Germany

E.ON en Tank & Rast gaan gezamenlijk op snelweglocaties in Duitsland een groot aantal laadfaciliteiten voor zwaar elektrisch vervoer realiseren. Foto: Tank & Rast Gruppe, 2026

E.ON and Tank & Rast are to work closely together to install megawatt chargers for heavy-duty electric vehicles at 24 locations along major German motorway corridors. The partnership will provide a total of 195 fast-charging points for e-trucks.

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Author: Paul Blonk

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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