Science & Tech · Gadgets & EVs · 16 hrs ago
EV Realty plans electric truck charging hub in Southern California
EV Realty has acquired a site at 2151 E. Philadelphia Street in Ontario, California, for a hub to charge electric semi trucks.
The site is in the Inland Empire, a major freight and warehouse region in Southern California.
It has access to the SR-60 and I-15 highways and is about three miles from Ontario International Airport.
The planned hub is intended to serve local freight operations, fleets linked to the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, and nearby rail facilities.
As more companies use electric trucks, charging stations designed for large vehicles will be needed to keep them operating.
EV Realty says the new site will add to a total of 27 megawatts of simultaneous truck-charging capacity between the ports and the Inland Empire.
Construction is expected to start next year, with chargers coming online before 2028.
EV Realty acquired a site in Ontario, California, for a planned electric truck charging hub.
The site is at 2151 E. Philadelphia Street in the Inland Empire.
Its location provides access to SR-60 and I-15 and is about three miles from Ontario International Airport.
The hub is intended to serve freight and logistics fleets, including those connected to the Los Angeles and Long Beach ports.
EV Realty expects construction to begin early next year, with chargers coming online before 2028.
- Who
- EV Realty, which acquired the site for the planned hub.
- What
- The company plans to build an electric truck charging hub.
- When
- EV Realty acquired the site the week of the article’s publication, October 11, 2026. Construction is expected to begin early next year.
- Where
- 2151 E. Philadelphia Street in Ontario, California, in the Inland Empire.
- Why
- To provide charging for local freight and logistics fleets, including those serving nearby ports and intermodal facilities.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Ontario sits at the convergence of the nation’s largest container gateway and the densest warehouse cluster in North America.
EV Realty acquired the Ontario site for its planned charging hub.
The company expects construction at the site to begin.
EV Realty expects chargers at the site to come online.
- Site address
- 2151 E. Philadelphia Street, Ontario, California
- Freeway access
- SR-60 and I-15
- Distance to airport
- About three miles from Ontario International Airport
- Combined charging capacity
- 27 MW of simultaneous truck charging between the ports and the Inland Empire when the site comes online
- Expected charger start
- Before 2028










