Trials with Wattson Go on the Navarra-based company's electric fleet show that off-grid charging of up to 300 kW can power heavy logistics with no grid connection and no civil works, accelerating the decarbonisation of transport
Pamplona, 14 de noviembre de 2025 – Wattson Charge, an ultra-fast charging service for electric vehicles, and LODISNA, a leading Spanish logistics operator specialising in national and international full-load road transport, integrated logistics and distribution, have successfully completed a series of charging tests with an electric tractor unit using Wattson Go, Wattson's ultra-fast mobile charging service. The aim of this collaboration was to validate power performance, stability and charging times, and to assess operational alternatives for advancing the fleet's sustainability and decarbonisation plans.
During the trial, multiple charging sessions were carried out across different battery ranges, verifying continuous power delivery and operation in logistics environments without the need for fixed infrastructure. This collaboration showed that Wattson's off-grid solution makes it possible to bring energy to the point of operation (distribution centres, hubs or depots), removing additional journeys and shortening downtime windows.
“Power, reliability and mobility sum up our proposition: up to 300 kW of ultra-fast charging, with stable delivery and deployment wherever it is needed. It is the combination that allows heavy fleets to electrify without infrastructure constraints, opening up new operating windows and route optimisation alternatives so that they can maintain their standards”, destaca Bernardo Pérez, Business Development Manager en Wattson Charge.
De otro lado, Miguel Navarrete, responsable de Proyectos Estratégicos en LODISNA, afirma: “These trials allow us to ground the roll-out of electric vehicles in real operational data. Exploring mobile solutions widens the range of charging scenarios and helps us accelerate our sustainability commitments while maintaining our operational standards”.
Validation with a heavy fleet confirms that electrification is already an operational reality. Wattson Go supplies power on site and ultra-fast charging wherever it is required, guaranteeing continuity even for high-tonnage vehicles and helping to reduce the carbon footprint of transport.
With a presence in Spain, France and Morocco, LODISNA continues to expand its sustainability strategy and to explore new opportunities that allow the Navarra-based company to keep leading the way and reinforcing its commitment to innovation and to the decarbonisation of transport.
