Tennessee Solar Carport Plugs ZAP Electric Truck
Parking lots are going solar all over the world, but the first one in the Southeastern United States was dedicated this week in the EV-friendly state of Tennessee with the help of a ZAP XL electric truck.
Pulaski, Tennessee dedicated its first parking area solar array with integrated electric vehicle (EV) charging capacity capable of generating over 20kW of electricity. Congressman Lincoln Davis did the honors of switching on the array, sending the sun’s energy into the grid. Located at Richland, LLC in Pulaski, Tenn., this solar array represents the first step in a growing EV charging network. The parking array produces enough energy to run nearly four typical American homes and is an integral part to the success of EVs.
Organizers had the ZAP XL electric truck on hand to demonstrate the solar charging station and give test rides. ZAP has sold several hundred electric trucks to the U.S. Government, U.S. Army, Park Services, Universities, Hospitals, Municipalities, Corporations, Small Businesses and individuals. You can even order your XL truck with a solar panel.
The project was made possible with cooperation of the State of Tennessee, the USDA, Pulaski Electric System and Tennessee Valley Authority.









Very interesting article. Solar panels ordered with electric trucks makes alot of sense. Thanks for sharing.
Solar Energy will power most of the world soon.
The Future World Wide for Electric Vehicles (EVs) looks brighter all across many countries more Cities
are turning to (Clean Cities) and installing more Charging Stations for (EV) some are even
powered by the Sun, Solar Energy power for Electric Charging Stations. The day will come soon when
Hybrid Cars and (EV)’s will out number the gas cars and gas vehicles in cities. People around the World have
longed for this day to come when the demand for Oil will go down. All look forward to Energizing their Cars
from the top of their own roofs through Solar Panels (PV)’s that get Free Energy from are Lord the SUN.
The Lord’s Little Helper
Paul Felix Schott
November 15, 2011