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Auto Dealerships

Charging infrastructure for sales, service and inventory.

EV charging is now part of day-to-day dealership operations. Heartland works with automotive groups to support inventory charging, service departments, customer charging, employee use and DC fast charging requirements.

DC fast and Level 2 charging equipment at an auto dealership
02 / Why charging makes sense

Operational infrastructure for the dealership.

Dealership chargers support vehicles moving through inventory, sales, delivery and service—not only customers visiting the property.

01

Inventory readiness

Keep EV inventory charged and ready for display, test drives, delivery and vehicle movement across the property.

02

Sales and customers

Support customer charging, vehicle handoff and a practical charging experience around the showroom.

03

Service operations

Provide the Level 2 and DC fast charging required for diagnostics, repair workflows and OEM programs.

03 / Heartland support

How Heartland supports dealership operations.

The right equipment mix depends on OEM requirements, vehicle movement, service workflows and the available electrical service.

01

OEM and site requirements

Review program requirements, parking, inventory movement, service use and charger placement.

02

Level 2 and DC fast charging

Select the equipment mix for inventory, customers, service bays and rapid vehicle turnaround.

03

Utility and installation

Coordinate service upgrades, utility work, permitting, civil construction and electrical installation.

04

Commissioning and service

Activate, test and maintain equipment so dealership operations are not interrupted.

Planning charging for your dealership?

Talk with Heartland about OEM requirements, inventory, service and electrical capacity.

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