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DHL Group is deploying at its mail and parcel locations a self-developed charging and load management system for more than 35,000 electric vehicles. The solution improves energy efficiency and supports the integration of renewable energy sources. | Image: DHL
With StreetScooter and engineering partner IAV: DHL Group optimizes charging and load management for 35,000 electric vehicles
With the cooperation between Vhargecloud and Payter, a legally compliant solution for ad hoc payments at public charging points is available to CPOs. | Image: Chargecloud GmbH
Credit card payment at charging stations: Chargecloud integrates Payter-Terminals
Shell expands the Shell 'Recharge' network with a truck-capable charging station in Rheda-Wiedenbrück (stock photo). | Photo: Shell
For trucks up to 12 meters: Shell opens another charging station in North Rhine-Westphalia.
Pfenning relies on climate-neutral road freight transport at the Nerdlen site in the Vulkaneifel and refuels 20 CNG trucks there at the new OG fueling station. Photo: OG Clean Fuels/al
Climate-neutral fueling: Pfenning Group uses OG Clean Fuels' new CNG filling station in Nerdlen
Daimler Buses secures a turnkey order: an electric bus depot and electric buses for Regionalbus Leipzig GmbH. (Photo: Daimler Truck AG)
Charging infrastructure: Daimler Buses receives an overall contract for electric bus depot and electric buses in Leipzig
New charging infrastructure: At Berlin Brandenburg Airport, truck drivers can now use three charging points, each with a capacity of up to 400 kilowatts, for their trucks. Photo: Max Lautenschläger
Charging park: Total Energies opens flagship charging hub at BER airport
The new 'Solar Truck Charge Port' of Spedition Diez in Dettingen unter Teck: Under the world's largest freestanding solar roof, electric trucks stand weather-protected at three fast chargers, each with a capacity of 400 kilowatts. | Image: Spedition Diez
TruckCharge pilot site: Spedition Diez starts a 400 kW charging park for electric trucks on the A8.
Spedition Diez aims to advance the charging infrastructure for electric trucks. At the new charging park, truck drivers will no longer have to dismount and will also be protected from wind and weather while charging. In the image, the charging park under construction in Dettingen unter Teck. Photo: Spedition Diez
Charging park: Solar Truck Charge Port by Spedition Diez under construction.
Shell announces the development of a pan-European, integrated charging network for battery-electric trucks. | Image: Shell
Europe-wide e-charging network: Shell launches pilot project with Contargo
Shell has announced the development of a Europe-wide, integrated charging network for battery-electric trucks. | Photo: Shell
Shell launches Europe-wide charging network for electric trucks – pilot project with Contargo
A clear dashboard is available for analyses as well as for further applications. (Photo: M3E)
Charging infrastructure: New tool makes charging planning easier: M3E creates transparency
TII Kamag has introduced the PrecisionTractor 201, a revised semi-trailer tractor for depots. | Image: TII Kamag
KAMAG PrecisionTractor 201: TII Kamag introduces a new shunting vehicle for semi-trailers and container chassis
In the joint project "BANULA," eight partners from industry and science, led by the Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Engineering IAO, are researching how simple, transparent, and barrier-free charging can be made possible. | Image: Jochen Schievink
E-trucks charging on the road with their own electricity tariff: Transmission model tested live for the first time
The Fleetcor charging network powered by Plugsurfing surpassed the mark of 1 million charging points in Europe in July 2025. | Image: Plugsurfing
Europe-wide Charging Network for Corporate Fleets: Fleetcor and Plugsurfing Reach 1 Million Charging Points for Electric Vehicles
Engie SA is bringing "ENGIE Vianeo," a new brand for e-charging infrastructure specifically for heavy-duty transport, to Germany. | Image: Engie Vianeo
"ENGIE Vianeo" launches in Germany: New truck charging infrastructure for electric heavy-duty transport
(Illustration: Bearingpoint/obs)
Rest Stops in Transition: What Could Change by 2040
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