EVwire brief: Terawatt Infrastructure is adding four purpose-built fleet charging depots in South San Francisco, Nashville, Miami and Dallas, with the sites together adding nearly 22 megawatts (MW) of dedicated charging capacity.
The company said the four depots can charge more than 3,000 vehicles per day combined. Terawatt handled entitlements, utility interconnection and site design for each depot, and it will run ongoing operations and maintenance through its own Charge Management Software (CMS) and 24/7 operations team.
Neha Palmer, CEO and co-founder of Terawatt, said more sites are coming next year:
We are bringing to life the necessary infrastructure buildout for commercial electric fleets to operate reliably at scale. We're excited to have new sites up and running across the country, with more on the way in 2027. Our vision of an electrified economy for a cleaner, safer planet is closer to reality than ever before.
Four new dots on Terawatt's map, from South San Francisco to Miami (Source)
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Here's how the four new depots break down:
South San Francisco, California: a 6.6 MW site near San Francisco International Airport that supports one fleet's Bay Area operations. Terawatt said it finished the build ahead of schedule and cut costs by six figures by working closely with Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E).
Nashville, Tennessee: a 4.5 MW site near Nashville International Airport that supports local fleet operations.
Miami, Florida: a 3.5 MW site in the Design District/Wynwood area, opening this quarter for a commercial fleet operator.
Dallas, Texas: a 7 MW site near Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport that will go live this quarter for a commercial fleet operator.
The four depots join Terawatt's network of nearly 30 sites in active construction or development across 16 US markets.
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Context:
Terawatt did not name the fleets behind each new depot, but the company counts Waymo and Flexdrive by Lyft among its customers. In Nashville, Flexdrive opened an 80,000-square-foot AV depot in October to service, charge and maintain Waymo robotaxis, with Nashville riders able to book Waymos through the Lyft app as well as Waymo's own.
The new depots follow Terawatt's credit facility of up to $300 million in June, which it secured to acquire and build charging depots in the US and abroad. Terawatt says its network has so far delivered more than 93 million miles (about 150 million km) of driving range for commercial EV and AV fleets and dispensed more than 30 million kWh of electricity.
Source: Terawatt Infrastructure
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