In Pictures: Janus Electric plans US expansion and Australian electric truck corridors with 124-truck order book

Janus Electric aims to extend its battery-swap model into five US regions under its Horizon Two strategy.

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The company's expansion plan hinges on a network of fast, standardized charging and swap infrastructure.

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Janus targets a battery swap corridor linking New South Wales and Victoria, mirroring urban charging rollouts.

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The order book of 124 converted trucks is valued at more than A$64 million.

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Electrification of heavy transport is drawing interest from operators seeking lower running costs.

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The Horizon Two strategy also includes a Western Australia road-train joint venture.

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Janus expects revenue of A$70-100 million in FY2027 as conversions scale up.

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Long-haul corridors are central to making electric trucking viable between major freight routes.

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Supporting infrastructure such as this underground charging bay will underpin the company's growth plans.

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