What You Need to Know About Electric Truck Charging Infrastructure
New Volvo Program Offers Truck Fleets Full-Service EV Infrastructure Development
Turnkey Solutions is a new program from Volvo Trucks aimed at helping fleets with battery-electric truck charging infrastructure challenges.

Volvo Trucks' new Turnkey Solutions program provides a consolidated fleet management process for procuring vendor services, parts, and products for EV charging, in addition to outlook planning for incentives, installation, and interfacing with utility companies to streamline solutions for electric vehicle infrastructure development.
Photo: Jack Roberts
Turnkey Solutions is a new program from Volvo Trucks aimed at helping fleets with battery-electric truck charging infrastructure challenges. This is a consolidated fleet management process for procuring vendor services, parts, and products for electric vehicle charging, according to the company. Turnkey Solutions also will help fleets with planning for incentives, installation, and working with utility companies.
The Turnkey Solutions electromobility program has two full-service partners — InCharge Energy and Gilbarco Veeder-Root — and is available to all Volvo Trucks North America customers.
“Identifying sources for charging infrastructure can be an overwhelming task for fleet managers, so now all aspects of EV charging are covered through the Turnkey Solutions program,” said Peter Voorhoeve, president, Volvo Trucks North America, in a release.
“We simplified the process for customers, allowing them to easily turn to our solution-oriented vendor partners who understand key aspects of the EV charging industry. This makes the electromobility transition easier for fleet managers, allowing them to focus on their daily business operations while a dedicated team solves their infrastructure installation and energization.”
All-Aspect Management of BEV Infrastructure Development
The Turnkey Solutions program manages all aspects of the process to develop charging infrastructure and covers charging hardware, software, permitting, installation, all the interaction with the utility companies, and maintaining charging equipment. It is designed to help fleets with every step of the process to get charging infrastructure, including support with accessing available incentives and writing grant proposals.
Customers can receive quotes from both InCharge Energy and Gilbarco Veeder-Root to support their charging needs and decide which way to move forward for a one-stop-shop solution.
The electromobility transition goes beyond just selling battery-electric trucks, Volvo said, which is why it developed the Turnkey Solutions program. Charging infrastructure work needs to start early to cover lead times, so the program offers customers charging options so the charging infrastructure is installed and ready when new electric trucks are delivered.
When customers sign up for the Turnkey Solutions program, they are paired with a Volvo Trucks dealer who advises them on three pathways for their EV infrastructure development:
Designing infrastructure plans, presenting funding and financing opportunities, and identifying implementation partners
Providing guidance and support as fleets manage components of their company’s own program; or
Combining the two approaches, where the customer manages its own infrastructure development but the charging hardware is acquired through Volvo Trucks’ Vendor Direct Shipping program.
Dealer-Direct EV Charging Infrastructure Components
The Vendor Direct Shipping program was launched in late 2022 with Heliox and Gilbarco Veeder-Root and complements the Turnkey Solutions program.
Through the Vendor Direct Shipping program, customers and dealers can order equipment through the dealership parts portal. Volvo Trucks sales teams can assist customers with the process and determine the type of charger best equipped for the application.
Volvo Trucks recently added InCharge Energy to both the Turnkey Solutions and Vendor Direct Shipping programs.
“By participating in the Volvo Trucks Turnkey Solutions program, we will deliver scalable hardware, software, and service solutions for fleets of two trucks to 5,000 vehicles, and Volvo Trucks’ Vendor Direct Shipping program makes us easier to do business with for fleets,” said Terry O'Day, chief operating officer of InCharge Energy. “The programs and companies complement each other and make the transition to electric charging infrastructure simpler for fleets.”
“Fleet operators play a crucial role in building out the nation’s electric vehicle infrastructure as they expand their battery-electric fleets and we believe this program will provide them a simple solution,” said Deepesh Nayanar, head of e-mobility, North America at Gilbarco Veeder-Root.
“Gilbarco Veeder-Root strives to make the transition to electrification easier for Volvo Trucks’ customers by providing them with its trusted brand of hardware options, the EVerse fully connected EV charging ecosystem and broad coast to coast service coverage as part of the Turnkey Solutions Program.”

The Turnkey Solutions program from Volvo Trucks offers a broad portfolio of chargers and coast-to-coast service coverage by Gilbarco Veeder-Root.
Photo: Gilbarco Veeder-Root
Participating vendors can potentially help with infrastructure development directly once customers purchase equipment through the Vendor Direct Shipping program.
Vendor Direct Shipping Hardware Options Include:
Gilbarco Veeder-Root
Kempower 50kW Mobile DC Fast Charger (Single Port CCS-1)
Kempower C800 50-600kW charging system with up to 8 ports (CCS-1)
ABB Terra 124 120kW DC Fast Charger (Dual Ports CCS-1)
ABB Terra 184 180kW DC Fast Charger (Dual Ports CCS-1)
Heliox
50kW Mobile DC Fast Charger (Single Port CCS-1)
180kW Flex DC Fast Charger (Up to 3 Dispensers with CCS-1)
180kW All in One unit (Single port CCS-1 and additional up to 2 DC columns with CCS-1)
InCharge Energy
ABB Terra 54 50kW (Single Port CCS-1)
ABB Terra 124 120kW DC Fast Charger (Dual Ports CCS-1)
ABB Terra 184 180kW DC Fast Charger (Dual Ports CCS-1)
ICE-60kW All in One (Dual Ports CCS-1)
ICE-120kW All in One (Dual Ports CCS-1)
ICE-180kW All in One (Dual Ports CCS-1)
ICE-480 480kW Cabinet with up to 4 ports
Both the Vendor Direct Shipping and the Turnkey Solution programs are options that qualified customers can bundle with financing or leasing solutions for electric trucks through Volvo Financial Services.
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