One year ago, Einride and Oatly started shipping in southern Sweden with connected electric trucks, building the foundation of the first zero-emissions fleet of its kind. Since then there have been millions of tons of oat products shipped, lots of lessons learned, and thousands of electric kilometers driven.
The trucks ship Oatly's finished products from a production facility to a distribution warehouse, operating 24/7 with multiple drivers, all coordinated by Einride's intelligent freight mobility software, designed to manage the transition to electric freight and make it cost-effective.
Since operations began October 1, 2020, the partnership has resulted in nearly 250,000 electric kilometers driven and saved over 207,000 kg of CO2 compared to diesel, reducing the environmental impact of Oatly’s transportation on those routes by 93.6%.
“This kind of big, electrified installation has not been done before: deciding on where to put the chargers and how to schedule the vehicles and drivers and the best setup, and then integrating everything together with our portal to be able to monitor everything in real time, making sure that we use the resources in the best possible way,” said Tobias Willner, Head of Customer Operations at Einride.
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