News|11.12.2024

Revolutionary charging speed for e-trucks – a pilot project

We have already reported on the Mega Charger project several times - a project that allows electric trucks to be charged at record speed for the first time. "GO! Das Schweizer Mobilitätsmagazin", has now taken this reporting to a new level: with the 10-minute documentary about the project, its technical background and the significance of the development for the entire e-mobility in the transport industry, they provide an exciting look behind the scenes. A big thank you for the great cooperation goes to "GO! Das schweizer Mobilitätsmagazin", the production agency V12 Media, as well as Designwerk and Fabian Wyssmann.

Revolutionary charging speed for e-trucks – a pilo...

Watch the video below and be impressed by the MEGA CHARGER pilot project and the associated future plans.

Charging with 1 MW – The revolution in heavy goods transport

More articles

Revolutionary charging speed for e-trucks – a pilo...
News|28.09.2026

Fall Field Trip 2026 — An Unforgettable Day at Europa-Park

On September 28, our apprentices enjoyed a very special day. This year’s apprentice outing took them to Europa-Park in Rust, where fun, adventure, and team spirit were the focus throughout the day.

Learn more
Revolutionary charging speed for e-trucks – a pilo...
News|11.08.2026

Start of the 2026 Apprenticeship Year – 67 apprentices have begun their training

Last Monday, we welcomed 67 new trainees to the Galliker Academy World. During the five-day orientation week, they gained an initial insight into our company, learned about our values, and explored important topics related to safety and teamwork.

Learn more
Revolutionary charging speed for e-trucks – a pilo...
News|15.06.2026

Galliker is accompanying the Swiss national powerchair hockey team

When logistics meets passion, extraordinary stories unfold. During the 2026 Powerchair Hockey World Championship in Finland, Galliker had the opportunity to support the Swiss national team on its journey to the international tournament, making a significant contribution behind the scenes. The project was initiated by the Swiss Paraplegic Association in Nottwil, whose Wheelchair Sports Switzerland division recognized the national team’s needs early on and proactively initiated the collaboration with Galliker.

Learn more