Terawatt Infrastructure opens four heavy-duty EV charging depots for autonomous and commercial fleets

Terawatt Infrastructure, a full-stack charging infrastructure platform for autonomous and electric fleets, has announced four new heavy-duty EV charging depots—two that are now in operation, and two more that are scheduled to go live this quarter.

Terawatt acquires, develops and operates purpose-built depots for autonomous vehicles, heavy-duty logistics and commercial electric fleets. Customers include Waymo and Lyft.

Terawatt oversaw development and construction of the four new purpose-built charging depots, including utility interconnection and site design. The company will manage all ongoing charger operations and maintenance, using its proprietary Charge Management Software (CMS) and energy management tools as well as its 24/7 operations and maintenance system.

The four new sites:

• South San Francisco—Located near San Francisco International Airport, this 6.6 MW site supports one fleet’s Bay Area operations.
• Nashville—Located near Nashville International Airport, this 4.5 MW site supports local AV operations.
• Miami—Located in the Design District/Wynwood area, this 3.5 MW site is scheduled to open this quarter, and will support operations for an autonomous vehicle fleet operator.
• Dallas—Located near Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, this 7 MW site supports a commercial autonomous fleet operator, and will go live this quarter.

Terawatt now has nearly 30 charging depots in construction or development in 16 US markets, and many more sites in planning stages.

“We are bringing to life the necessary infrastructure buildout for autonomous and commercial electric fleets to operate reliably at scale,” said Neha Palmer, CEO and co-founder of Terawatt. “We have new sites up and running across the country, and more on the way in 2027.”

Source: Terawatt Infrastructure