USPS Begins Rollout of EV Charging Stations in Nationwide Electrification Effort

Plans to Assemble One of the Country's Largest EV Fleets with Over 66,000 Delivery Vehicles by 2028

The US Postal Service has begun the rollout of its first EV charging stations, with hundreds of new sorting and delivery centers set to open around the country this year.
The USPS plans to assemble one of the country’s largest EV fleets, with more than 66,000 delivery vehicles in service by 2028.
USPS has signed an agreement to buy 9,250 Ford E-Transit BEVs from Ford, with plans to purchase another 11,750 commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) vehicles from other manufacturers.
The USPS is converting around 400 post office sites into new sorting and delivery centers that will serve as larger hubs to deploy EVs along local carrier routes.
The first 14,000 EV chargers will be manufactured by Siemens, Rexel/ChargePoint, and Blink.