Polish Delivery King Electrifying Fleet, Including Installing EV Chargers
The electric vehicle revolution is reaching more and more markets, and that can happen in varying ways. Sometimes tiny electric cars stimulate rapid EV growth, sometimes it’s big SUVs and trucks electrifying, sometimes it’s something else.
Interestingly, InPost and GreenWay are also going to be putting in charging stations for the public to use. A company exec explains their take on this matter and why they’re doing what they’re doing. “The expansion of the charger network at our own sites is of particular importance to us due to the decarbonisation strategy of the InPost Group,”, director of the firm’s logistics innovation department.
If you want one big stat to take home from this article, it’s got to be this one: InPost delivered 30 million parcels in 2022 using its electric delivery vans. Imagine how many more it can deliver as the fleet expands and InPost and GreenWay roll out a vast EV charging network. GreenWay has been the EV charging leader in Poland for years, as well as in its home country of Slovakia and some other Central European markets. Cofounder Peter Badik has been a
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