Greenlane Announces Key I-10 Charging Corridor, Powering Long-Haul Electric Pilots with Windrose & Nevoya - CleanTechnica

Greenlane has announced the development of a key electric vehicle (EV) charging corridor along the I-10 freight route, extending from Colton, California, to Arizona. This corridor aims to support long-haul electric trucking on one of the busiest shipping routes in the U.S. The initiative builds on Greenlane’s flagship charging location in Colton and includes new sites planned for Blythe, California, and Greater Phoenix, Arizona. This infrastructure development is part of Greenlane’s broader strategy to establish a nationwide network of commercial EV charging stations for medium- and heavy-duty fleets. Windrose Technology, an electric truck original equipment manufacturer (OEM), has validated the feasibility of long-haul electric trucking by successfully completing single-charge journeys from Colton to Phoenix (289 miles) and Las Vegas (235 miles) with its R700 Class 8 electric semi, carrying near-maximum payloads of over 74,000 pounds. Windrose also demonstrated fast charging capabilities with a peak charge rate of 772 k