Cushman & Wakefield has clinched a pivotal leasing assignment for a revolutionary 1.42-acre electric vehicle charging lot in Newark. Entrusted by Axis Electrified, this site stands as New Jersey's inaugural "high-end" EV charging facility. Axis Electrified, renowned for its California project, chose Cushman & Wakefield to spearhead the East Coast development, situated at 1-23 Tompkins Port Road.
Strategic Location and Impending Delivery: Q4 2024
Anticipated for completion in the fourth quarter of 2024, the property strategically boasts direct access to Route 21, Route 9, and the New Jersey Turnpike. Outfitted with both Level 2 and Level 3 chargers, the future charging hub aims to offer versatile solutions. Comprising 68 chargers, including ABB Terra 124 L3 and Terra AC Wallbox UL L2 chargers, this cutting-edge facility will be exclusively leased by Cushman & Wakefield Vice Chairs Bill Waxman and Mindy Lissner, Director Jeff Volpi, and Senior Associate Chris Griffith.
Optimized Charging Solutions for Diverse Needs
Designed to accommodate a variety of electric vehicles, including high voltage batteries like Tesla's, the facility includes eight ABB Terra 124 L3 chargers and 60 Terra AC Wallbox UL L2 chargers. Tailored for fleets, public operators, commercial facilities, workplaces, and multifamily residences, the charging lot underscores a commitment to meeting diverse charging needs.
Strategic Location for Last-Mile Ecommerce Operations
Jeff Volpi, representing Cushman & Wakefield, expressed excitement about the site's unique 1.42-acre location, deeming it an ideal choice for last-mile ecommerce operations. Positioned within a day's drive of 40% of the U.S. population and near key transportation hubs like Newark Liberty International Airport and the Port of Newark, the facility provides a flexible supply chain solution for Northern New Jersey and New York City.
Axis Electrified's Vision for a Sustainable Future
Hailing from Georgia, Axis Electrified is a real estate investment and development company dedicated to creating turnkey charging and storage depots for electric vehicles. As their Newark project readies for launch, the company aligns with New Jersey's energy goals, aiming to bolster electric truck sales and expedite the electrification of medium- and heavy-duty trucks. This initiative mirrors the national shift towards electric delivery trucks, supported by industry leaders such as Amazon, contributing to the ongoing transformation of the commercial EV sector.
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