Engie Vianeo has announced the installation of two HGV charging sites at 24-Autohöfe locations and two additional sites under the Euro-Rastpark brand. As a subsidiary of the French Engie Group, the company oversees the entire operating model, from investment and construction to ongoing operation. Multiple collaborations with 24-Autohöfe are now planned to develop HGV charging parks.
Two locations have now been confirmed: at the 24-Autohof Homberg (Efze), a bottleneck on the A7 near Kassel, Engie Vianeo plans to commission three 400-kilowatt charging points and one MCS charger (Megawatt Charging System) with 1,000 kW in spring 2027. “With the central transhipment warehouse of the European logistics network ELVIS, an Amazon distribution centre, and a Palletways logistics hub, the site is characterised by high logistics expertise,” the stakeholders explained.
Four 400 kW charging points and one 1,000 kW MCS charger are also scheduled for installation at the 24-Shell Autohof Gramschatzer Wald near Würzburg in the first half of 2027. The initiators highlight that “the A7 is one of the most significant north-south routes in German freight transport and part of the Scandinavian-Mediterranean TEN-T corridor, one of Europe’s most important freight transport axes.”
