The new charging park for electric commercial vehicles at the Allianz Arena is an important project on the road to a more climate-friendly transport. In close cooperation between FC Bayern and MAN Truck & Bus, one of Europe's leading commercial vehicle manufacturers, a charging hub with high charging capacity is being constructed.
From the initial idea to planning and implementation, the charging park represents the consistent expansion of the infrastructure for eTrucks and eBuses. Under the patronage of Bavarian Minister-President Dr Markus Söder, located at a busy junction and powered by 100% green electricity, the Allianz Arena, with the help of MAN, is laying the foundations for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in heavy goods transport.
- 12 December 2025
Charging stations delivery with Claudio Pizarro
Just before Christmas, another important step towards a more climate-friendly future was taken when two powerful quick-charging stations were delivered and installed at the southern bus park of the Allianz Arena. A total of four charging points for commercial vehicles have now been made accessible, and all of them are powered by 100 percent green electricity.
Watch the video to see Claudio Pizarro receive the delivery of the MAN Christmas truck:
- 9 October 2025
Bavarian Climate Weeks: MAN charging park quiz
The Bavarian Climate Weeks are a nationwide campaign initiated by the Bavarian State Ministry of the Environment and Consumer Protection. The aim is to raise awareness of climate protection among citizens, companies, organisations and institutions. FC Bayern is using its reach and influence to encourage its fans and partners to commit to sustainability. The Climate Weeks are designed to show that every contribution counts.
To mark this event, FC Bayern's sustainability department teamed up with MAN to develop a competition quiz. A signed ball and a scarf were raffled off among all participants. Although the competition has already ended, you can still click here to test your knowledge:
- 11 July 2025
Construction update: Transformer station delivery
The expansion of sustainable infrastructure at the Allianz Arena advances. In July, the transformer station was installed on the concrete foundations in the southern bus park Park – an important milestone in the construction of the charging park for electric commercial vehicles in cooperation with partner MAN Truck & Bus.
- 31 March 2025
MAN eTGX defies winter: Welcome with FC Bayern legend Giovane Élber
The fully electric MAN eTGX braved Sweden's toughest winter conditions as it travelled 3,400 km from Lapland to Munich, relying exclusively on public charging stations.
A grand welcome awaited the truck at the Allianz Arena: FC Bayern legend Giovane Élber and enthusiastic fans cheered, played football together and celebrated the upcoming commercial vehicle charging park, which FC Bayern will build with the support of MAN.
Find out more about the MAN Polar Express here.
- 5 December 2024
From Munich to Dortmund in the MAN eTruck
Our players announced it – and MAN delivered! With the fully electric MAN eTGX, the nearly 650-kilometre route from Munich to Dortmund was covered safely and comfortably in winter temperatures with only one charging stop. At the destination, fans joined FC Bayern legend Stefan Effenberg to celebrate the delivery.
Watch the video here:
- 9 October 2024
Kimmich, Neuer and Laimer announced: Charging park for electric trucks and buses
Driven by the energy of FC Bayern, Joshua Kimmich, Manuel Neuer and Konrad Laimer, together with our partner MAN, are leading the way towards a more sustainable future.
Further information about the joint project is available here.
Watch the clip featuring our players here:
- 27 August 2024
New charging park at the Allianz Arena: FC Bayern and MAN set an example for sustainability
FC Bayern München and MAN have approved the construction of a charging park for fully electric commercial vehicles at the Allianz Arena's southern bus car park. This project is a significant step towards sustainability and sets a new benchmark for the utilisation of existing infrastructure in football stadiums.
