Addressing Time to Charge Industrial and Commercial Transportation Vehicles
Abstract
Vehicle electrification is gathering steam, as original equipment manufacturers and automakers drive industry innovation forward. The benefits of electrification are profound and numerous, creating a sustainable model of transportation that reduces the use of non-renewable energy and carbon emissions, among other gains. Obviously, there are hurdles that have yet to be overcome, including building out widely available charging infrastructure, developing next-generation vehicle architectures and solutions, and financing this extensive industry innovation. Nonetheless, challenges for electric vehicles in the commercial realm are far different than those manufactured for consumers.
Addressing Time to Charge Industrial and Commercial Transportation Vehicles
Abstract
Vehicle electrification is gathering steam, as original equipment manufacturers and automakers drive industry innovation forward. The benefits of electrification are profound and numerous, creating a sustainable model of transportation that reduces the use of non-renewable energy and carbon emissions, among other gains. Obviously, there are hurdles that have yet to be overcome, including building out widely available charging infrastructure, developing next-generation vehicle architectures and solutions, and financing this extensive industry innovation. Nonetheless, challenges for electric vehicles in the commercial realm are far different than those manufactured for consumers.
