TRATON Charging Solutions, the dedicated eMobility Service Provider within the TRATON Group founded more or less one year ago, has announced a new partnership with eRoaming technology specialist Hubject.

This strategic collaboration “strengthens TRATON Charging Solutions’ position in providing Europe’s largest commercial vehicle charging network and opens doors for potential global partnerships”, according the official note. In other words, this partnership means that customers of Scania Charging Access and MAN Charge&Go will gain seamless access to an extensive network of charging points within Hubject’s leading eRoaming platform.

TRATON Charging Solutions: over 400 charging points in Europe

Currently, the TRATON Charging Solutions network boasts around 150 charging locations suitable for commercial vehicles, with more than 400 charging points across Europe. This extensive network highlights TRATON Charging Solutions’ commitment to building a robust and accessible infrastructure that meets the growing demand for electric commercial vehicles. Over the past year, TRATON Charging Solutions has expanded its coverage to 19 European countries, with plans to encompass the entire EU by the end of 2025.

“It’s incredible to think of what we’ve achieved in twelve months. Previously, the experience for fleet customers in terms of accessing charge point locations and managing payments was below par. To build confidence in electric, we needed to bring simplicity and convenience to customers,” said Petra Sundström, Managing Director of TRATON Charging Solutions.

Christian Hahn, CEO of Hubject, added: “Partnering with TRATON Charging Solutions represents an important step in driving the adoption of electric commercial vehicles. Our combined efforts will help create a seamless charging experience that meets the demands of this rapidly growing sector.”

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