What makes truck routing different from car routing?
Truck routing has to handle vehicle size and weight, payload-dependent energy use, truck-suitable charging sites and legal driving-time rules. Car-focused routing tools usually handle none of these.
What should a truck routing API do?
Predict energy use accurately: Account for payload, elevation, speed, temperature and the specific vehicle model, not just distance.
Find chargers that work for trucks: Filter for power, access and site suitability, and use live availability data.
Plan around driver breaks: Place charging stops where drivers must stop anyway, to keep downtime low.
Support your own data: Route on your own or your partners' charging station data, not only a third-party database.
Let you prioritize operators: Favour charge point operators where your fleet has contracts or better prices.
Integrate quickly: Fit into existing fleet, telematics or in-cab software without months of engineering.





























