Enabling Australia's Net Zero Freight Industry

NewVolt kickstarts its mission with a robust plan to establish the foundational infrastructure for electric trucking.

The primary focus is to launch three charging hubs in the strategic Melbourne freight corridors of the Inner West, Dandenong South and Somerton, fostering a seamless transition for early adopters of electric trucking.

Collaborations with industry bodies, logistics operators, end buyers, and government authorities have been initiated to promote the adoption of electric trucks, setting the stage for a sustainable freight ecosystem.

With 14 charging sites now live, NewVolt has created a reliable network that supports the lowest freight cost delivery for the key logistics routes in Australia.

The NewVolt Network now covers the Hume Highway, and major freight corridors, intermodals and ports in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane ensuring a reliable, low-cost energy supply to the logistics sector.

Our partnerships with governmental bodies and private sectors have catalysed a notable shift towards electric logistics, making zero emission trucking a new norm.

The ambition is to have a 50% electric fleet on the road, a goal made possible  by the expansion of NewVolt Network to a comprehensive 60 sites.

The network's expansion to the Pacific, Newell, Sturt and Western highways, along side 6-8 hubs in each metropolitan city has been successful, making electric trucking accessible across the eastern and southern seaboard.

Our access to abundant renewable energy and innovative solutions continue to drive down operational costs, demonstrating the economic viability and environmental benefits of electric logistics.