The most powerful electric vehicle charging facility near Los Angeles International Airport equips its operations to handle demand from the rental car company that runs the most electric vehicles.
More than two dozen DC fast chargers, alongside an amenities center and O&M services, will soon be available to EV drivers in Inglewood.
The EV manufacturer teams up with Menzies Aviation and Loop Global to run the vans on typical airport duty cycles while keeping them steadily charged.
As Los Angeles World Airports transitions to an all-electric fleet, the airport takes delivery of its first heavy-duty electric truck, a Class 8 Nikola Tre.
With Zeem Solutions, global transport firm Kuehne+Nagel deployed electric box trucks for a monthly fee that includes use of the vehicles, charging, driver amenities, regular maintenance, and overnight vehicle parking.
The facility near Los Angeles International Airport includes electric trucks, tractors, shuttle buses and other vehicles, chargers, and parking for local businesses to seamlessly electrify their fleets.
The venture will focus on creating more ways for Angelenos to get around — by bringing stakeholders to the table to develop new ideas, safely testing them on L.A.’s streets, and rolling them out in close partnership with local communities.
LAX-it is located on the lower/arrivals level just east of Terminal 1, at the corner of World Way and Sky Way, and is accessible by either a short walk from many terminals or via a dedicated shuttle from seven designated locations in the CTA.
While those leaving the airport will have to travel to a pickup location, Uber, Lyft, and taxi drivers will still be able to drop people off at the departure terminals.
The train is the centerpiece of the Landside Access Modernization Program, which also includes a consolidated rent-a-car facility and associated roadway improvements.
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