For food & grocery delivery

Fleet charging for food & grocery delivery.

Many stops, fixed delivery windows and vehicles working in shifts: StromNow supports electric food and grocery delivery fleets with depot infrastructure, load management and transparent costs in the Fleet Platform.

Fleet Platform · Driver App · Charging infrastructure

StromNow Fleet Platform: German dashboard view showing charging costs, energy and sessions. Example data.

One platform. Every charging location.

At work · At home · On the road

StromNow Driver App with a charging point map and vehicle view.

Charge between routes and shifts.

Electric delivery vehicles need a concept that accounts for short breaks, longer overnight parking and changing energy demand.

01

Short charging windows

Plan power around routes, return times and the next shift. Combine AC and DC charging according to actual parking times.

02

Many vehicles at the depot

Load management helps distribute available electrical capacity across charging points. Plan expansion around vehicle demand and the site.

03

Costs per vehicle

Keep delivery fleet energy and charging costs in view. Vehicle and cost centre allocations support internal assessment of charging operations.

Fleet Platform

Your delivery fleet charges. You keep the overview.

The Fleet Platform shows charging sessions, energy and costs from the depot and public stations. Combined with infrastructure, it creates a clear process for your electric delivery vehicles.

✓ Bring depot and public charging sessions together

✓ Trace energy and costs by delivery vehicle

✓ Align charging power and expansion with shift demand

StromNow fleet dashboard for food & grocery delivery: charging costs, energy and locations with example data.

Product view with example data

StromNow Driver App for food & grocery delivery: charging map, route planning and filters on four smartphones.

Driver App

A public charging option when the route needs it.

The Driver App complements depot charging with suitable station search on the road. Drivers can check power, connectors and prices when a longer route calls for an extra charging stop.

✓ Find suitable fast charging points in the delivery area

✓ Filter connectors and power by vehicle needs

✓ Prepare charging stops for longer trips

In your working day

From the last delivery to the next shift.

A possible charging workflow for electric vans in grocery delivery and delivery services.

01

Plan the return

Determine energy demand and parking time before the next route.

02

Use charging windows

Charge at the depot with suitable AC or DC points.

03

Review operations

Check sessions and costs, and match expansion to your fleet.

FAQ

Questions about your charging solution.

Answers about charging locations, infrastructure and your working day.

What charging power does an electric delivery fleet need?

It depends on route length, vehicle demand and parking times. Long overnight parking often suits AC charging. Short shift changes may require DC. Each site is planned individually.

How does the Driver App help on longer delivery routes?

Drivers can find suitable public points in the service area, compare prices and prepare charging stops. Public charging complements predictable depot charging windows.

Does load management help with many vehicles at the depot?

Yes. Load management distributes available power across charging points. The power available per vehicle depends on the connection, hardware and charging demand.

Are refrigeration units included in charging demand?

Additional energy loads should be considered in demand planning. Recording and technically accounting for refrigeration units or other equipment is assessed for each vehicle and site.