Paua partners with Motus and Ford & Slater to expand EV charging network for commercial vehicles
Paua, a UK EV charging network for commercial vehicles, announced new partnerships with Motus and Ford & Slater, two prominent DAF Trucks dealers. This collaboration will enable shared electric truck charging at depot sites across the UK, expanding Paua's charging infrastructure. The agreement aims to facilitate the transition of commercial fleets to electric vehicles by providing accessible charging solutions at key logistics hubs.
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- Paua manages over 40,000 public charge points across the UK and Europe.
- Motus operates over 1.5 GW of solar PV and battery storage projects across Europe.
- Ford & Slater Group, established in 1928, employs over 300 individuals.
- The partnership enables shared electric truck charging at DAF Trucks dealer depot sites in the UK.
- Deal value was not disclosed.
Source Intelligence
The depots will welcome electric trucks from any manufacturer, not just DAF vehicles, supporting the wider transition to zero-emission freight. Motus and Ford & Slater together supplied 20 percent of the electric trucks in the UK’s ZEHID programme as DAF electric trucks. Paua has integrated both partners into its platform, enabling fleets to access depot infrastructure using Paua’s EV charging payment and depot sharing capability.
"UK EV charging network for commercial vehicles, Paua , has announced new partnerships with Motus and Ford & Slater"
"Paua , has announced new partnerships with Motus and Ford & Slater, two leading DAF Trucks dealers"
"Paua , has announced new partnerships with Motus and Ford & Slater, two leading DAF Trucks dealers"
"Motus has worked with Envevo to install the chargers"
"Ford & Slater has worked with EO to install the chargers"
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