An Einride electric truck with Heineken driving down a road.

Heineken

Einride and Heineken partnered up to ship beer from Heineken’s brewery in The Netherlands to its distribution center in Germany. The product has to move fast to stay fresh, but each truck weighs thousands of tonnes, so the key to taking Heineken electric lay in finding the right charging solution. Using our purpose-built algorithm, we assessed vehicle data and route topography to predict the perfect charging schedule for drivers and help them access the right chargers along the route.

Crossing-border shipping is now cleaner than ever

Heineken plans to reach net-zero carbon emissions in the value chain by 2040, but logistics represents 12% of their total carbon footprint. By partnering with Einride, Heineken gained the knowledge, network and vehicles needed to lower transport emissions by up to 95%. It is Heineken’s first ever cross-border electric freight route, and will lower CO₂e emissions by ~930 tonnes per year,
Nicolas Clerget
Director of Net Zero Carbon Strategy, Heineken
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"When Einride came into the picture, we did one of the fastest projects in our business"

Benefits

No direct emissions

By shipping with Einride, businesses can cut their freight emissions by up to 95%.

Silent deliveries

Switching vehicles from diesel to electric can reduce noise levels by almost 75%.

Tailored for your business

Einride helps businesses identify which routes are ready for intelligent electrification.

Same same, but electric

Einride’s unique data and algorithms support a delivery precision rate of 99.7%

Electric shipping with renewables
The partnership encompasses the deployment of electric trucks fuelled by renewable energy, the establishment of charging infrastructure and the integration of Einride’s AI-driven platform.

Companies making the switch

PepsiCo

PepsiCo has teamed up with Einride to electrify its routes between Walkers manufacturing sites in Coventry and Leicester UK – eliminating greenhouse gasses from over 750,000 miles of road.

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REWE

Germany’s second-largest food retailer, REWE is going electric with Einride. A fleet of intelligently operated Einride electric trucks is shipping supplies to over 300 supermarkets in Berlin and Brandenburg.

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Top view of several trucks parked in a parking lot.

Mars

With Einride, Mars will deploy a fleet of 300 digitally-optimized electric trucks that could save its European operations up to 20,000 metric tons of CO₂e each year by 2030.

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