EV CHARGING

Optimize Your Fleet, Los Angeles’ New EV Charging Site Offers 29 DC Fast Chargers

October 11, 2024

Terawatt’s new LAX site has 29 DC Fast Chargers for light-duty EV fleets, offering real-time data and remote monitoring.
Light-duty vehicles contribute 70% of California’s transportation emissions, driving the need for more EV charging stations.
Terawatt is developing 15 more EV fleet charging sites, including six along the I-10 corridor.

Having reliable electric vehicle (EV) charging stations is becoming crucial. Terawatt Infrastructure is meeting this need with its newest EV fleet charging site in Los Angeles, just a few minutes from LAX. The facility has 29 DC Fast Chargers and is designed to keep commercial fleets running smoothly, offering features like real-time data monitoring and proactive maintenance.

Terawatt Opens Site to Streamline EV Fleet Charging with Smarter Energy Management

This site provides quick, reliable power for light-duty fleets operating in high-traffic areas. Operators can make smarter decisions on energy use, scheduling, and fleet management, all of which help keep their operations moving without the guesswork.

Neha Palmer, Terawatt’s CEO, states, “This site opening signals to the industry that the infrastructure and technology essential to accelerating this transition are here today. We are fully committed to providing customizable solutions that meet fleets where they are, so they can begin testing and fine-tuning EV fleet operations based on real-world charging experiences.” This statement highlights Terawatt’s dedication to simplifying and improving EV fleet charging for businesses as they transition to electric vehicles.

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California’s EV Charger Demand Surges as Sales Set to Increase 20% in 2024

The timing couldn’t be better. With California’s push to reduce emissions, especially from light-duty vehicles that make up a whopping 70% of the transportation sector’s direct emissions. This makes the need for more charging infrastructure clear. The state’s goal to reach zero emissions aligns perfectly with Terawatt’s mission. Los Angeles only has 2,847 public DC Fast EV chargers, according to California’s Energy Commission, but with EV sales rising, particularly in commercial fleets, the demand will keep increasing.

On a global scale, the International Energy Agency predicts that EV sales will increase by 20% in 2024. This means there’s a growing need for more EV charging stations, which are crucial for both everyday drivers and commercial fleet operators.

All-in-One EV Fleet Charging Solution Simplifies Operations, Expands Nationwide

What makes Terawatt different from other EV fleet charging providers is their all-in-one approach. They install chargers and create entire systems that make charging easier for EV fleet operators. With 15 more sites in the works, including six along the I-10 corridor (from Los Angeles to El Paso, Texas), Terawatt is quickly becoming a big player in the U.S. EV charging network.

From DC Fast Chargers to proactive maintenance and ongoing support, Terawatt’s approach turns charging infrastructure from a massive capital expense into a manageable operational cost. Fleet managers can now focus on their business, knowing their charging needs are covered.

New LA EV Charging Site Offers 29 Fast Chargers for Fleet Operators

For fleet operators looking to get ahead of the curve, this new charging site in Los Angeles offers an invaluable opportunity to start testing and optimizing their EV operations today. With 29 DC Fast Chargers, real-time data, and high quality site management, you get a firsthand look at how seamless EV fleet charging can be.

As more fleets switch to EVs and emission rules get more strict, businesses will need access to charging sites like this. These locations won’t be available for long, so it’s important to act now while there’s still capacity.

Terawatt’s expansion shows no sign of slowing down, and this latest site is a key indicator of where the industry is headed. If your business is considering the switch to EVs, now’s the time to get in on the action, optimize your operations, and take advantage of the reliable infrastructure that’s already in place.