The MCS chargers are Tesla Semi compatible and can recover up to 60% of range in 30 minutes, allowing for a fueling experience that does not disrupt carrier operations.
"We can fuel with electrons 40% cheaper than diesel, and these are the first of 30 megawatts of MCS chargers we have coming online in the coming months. We are providing a platform for our customers to go further, charge faster, and reduce their cost per mile in a challenging freight environment," said Matt LeDucq, CEO and co-founder of Forum Mobility.
Forum Mobility is currently under construction on an additional 30 MW of charging infrastructure across four new charging depots (in Rancho Dominguez, CA; Ontario, CA; and two in Oakland, CA) and developing its next tranche of depots, including more in the Inland Empire and Central Valley in California, Las Vegas, Phoenix, Houston, Dallas, Seattle/Tacoma, and Chicago.
"Long range electric trucks and ultra-fast charging is the next step in zero emission freight. We are proud to partner with Forum Mobility in putting this advanced technology to work for the benefit of our customers. Together, we are delivering lower costs, and lower emissions," said Jim Gillis, President, Pacific Division, IMC Logistics.
With a customer list of 25 carriers with contracted capacity, customer reservations for over 330 Tesla Semis, and a total of over 40 MW of CCS and MCS charging online and under construction, Forum Mobility is helping usher in the next generation of freight technology.
Forum Mobility is developing a network of charging depots in key freight corridors and port-adjacent locations, and provides reliable charging and affordable electric truck leases to fleets.
For more information please visit www.forummobility.com.
