WattEV

WattEV is a freight electrification company that combines electric Class 8 trucks, high-power charging depots and freight operations technology. The company describes itself as a vertically integrated platform in which fleet, charging and freight operations work as one system. Its focus is zero-emission logistics. WattEV is based in the United States.

Trucks as a service

WattEV offers electric Class 8 trucks as a service, giving shippers and carriers zero-emission capacity without buying and running trucks themselves. The bundle includes access to its high-power charging network, maintenance and operating support, and dispatch and logistics coordination. The company also works with shippers on freight partnerships that use optimal routes for electric trucks. The site says its depots are engineered for fast turnaround and reliable uptime, and that shipper partnerships help carriers electrify on a known revenue model.

Depots and corridors

WattEV builds high-power charging depots at ports and along freight corridors. The site describes its work as starting with short, frequent moves between marine terminals and nearby yards, then extending to regional lanes, middle-mile routes and corridor expansion. The company says it is significantly expanding its electric fleet, with a planned deployment of 370 Tesla Semi trucks that it describes as among the largest single electric truck deployments in California.

Value for partners

The site says shippers can meet sustainability and ESG goals with zero-emission freight capacity without running charging or fleets themselves. Carriers can add electric capacity with access to trucks, charging and support, which lowers the barrier to adoption. Port and infrastructure partners can advance clean-air goals through depots placed at key freight points.

Key facts

• Based in: United States
• Products: Electric Class 8 trucks, high-power charging depots
• Markets: Port drayage, regional freight and middle-mile routes, with corridors in California