recharging infrastructure

The so-called Power to Go Further Tour will cover a 1,000 km journey from Paris to Berlin using battery-electric heavy-duty trucks and charging exclusively at Milence hubs in Saint-Witz (FR), Ghent (BE), Maasmechelen (BE), Zwolle (NL), Mogendorf (DE), Kassel-Lohfelden (DE) and Vockerode (DE) while s...

The newly-announced “Power to Go Further” Electric tour starts on April 15 from Paris, to reach Berlin on April 23. The initiative wants to show how actual e-truck charging corridors are already available in Europe. Starting from this initiative, which involves e-trucks from five European manufactur...

The tour leads along the public Milence charging points in four countries: St. Witz (F), Ghent (BE), Maasmechelen (BE), Zwolle (NL), Mogendorf (D), Kassel-Lohfelden (D) and Vockerode (D). By participating in the Milence Electric Tour, MAN "is not only demonstrating the reliability of the technology,...

The site features 74 Kempower Satellites and two Kempower Mega Satellites, offering megawatt charging to serve the various needs of medium- and heavy-duty trucks. Indeed, the charging hub is capable to recharge more than 200 trucks per day.

From 15 to 23 April, as part of the “Power to Go Further” Electric tour from Paris to Berlin, a convoy of five electric heavy-duty trucks will travel more than 1,000 km across France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany. The initiative, organized by the JV Milence, aims to demonstrate that "that lo...

Kempower, EV Realty and truck maker Windrose have started using megawatt charging system in North America to recharge an electric truck. This happened in San Bernardino, California, and was the first MCS charging session with a Kempower Mega Satellite MCS installed in North America.