EV Realty to Build New Electric Semi-Truck Charging Hub in Southern California
A new charging facility in Ontario, California, aims to support the growing demand for electric big rigs in the region's key logistics and freight hub.
A new charging facility in Ontario, California, aims to support the growing demand for electric big rigs in the region's key logistics and freight hub.
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EV Realty has announced plans for a new electric semi-truck charging hub in Ontario, California, located in the Inland Empire. This development comes as demand for electric trucks and commercial charging infrastructure increases, driven partly by high diesel prices and the upcoming rollout of new electric semi models from manufacturers like BYD and Volvo.
The chosen site, at 2151 E. Philadelphia Street, is situated in a major warehousing submarket with convenient access to the SR-60 and I-15 freeways. This location is strategically positioned to serve freight operations for the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, as well as intermodal facilities and Ontario International Airport, a significant cargo hub.
EV Realty believes the site's capacity is particularly valuable given existing grid constraints in parts of Southern California. Construction is expected to begin early next year, with the charging facility anticipated to be operational before 2028.
FAQ
What is EV Realty building in Ontario, California?
EV Realty is building a new charging hub specifically designed for electric semi-trucks.
When is the new charging hub expected to be operational?
The charging facility is expected to be operational before the year 2028.
