Chargitect provides intelligent, route-based charging management software specifically designed for electric truck fleets. The platform optimizes charging schedules based on trip energy demands and site power capacity to minimize operational downtime. This intelligent management lowers energy costs by avoiding peak tariffs and extends battery lifetime through smart charging strategies.
Funding
$550K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
LGSFounders
Product
Problem
Electric freight fleets face challenges in optimizing charging schedules due to varying trip energy demands and limitations in site power capacity. Inefficient charging practices can lead to increased downtime, higher energy costs from peak tariffs, and reduced battery lifespan.
Solution
Chargitect offers a charging and energy management platform designed to optimize electric freight fleet operations. The platform intelligently balances charging needs based on individual truck energy demands and the site's overall power capacity, minimizing downtime and maximizing operational efficiency. By avoiding peak spot prices and high grid tariffs, the solution reduces energy expenses and optimizes savings. Smart charging strategies also protect valuable batteries, extending their lifespan and reducing replacement costs.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes electric freight fleet operators seeking to optimize charging, reduce energy costs, and extend battery life.
Features
- Intelligent charging management based on trip energy demands and site power capacity
- Peak-shaving algorithms to avoid high grid tariffs and reduce energy costs
- Battery management system integration to optimize charging and extend battery life
- Hardware-agnostic platform compatible with any electric vehicle and charging equipment
- Direct integration with Transport Management Systems (TMS) or logistics systems
- Flexibility market participation, enabling the sale of excess grid capacity