Premier Food Trucks Unveils Integrated Battery System to Eliminate Generators in Mobile Kitchens

Custom commercial vehicle manufacturer Premier Food Trucks has announced a significant technological development for the mobile food industry, introducing a fully integrated, battery-powered kitchen system designed to eliminate the reliance on traditional gas generators.

The launch addresses one of the most persistent operational pain points in the sector: the noise, maintenance, and pollution associated with generator use. Developed through extensive R&D with industry partners, the new system offers a cleaner, quieter power infrastructure capable of supporting full commercial kitchen loads.

Silent Power for New Venues

The battery-based architecture represents a fundamental shift in how mobile kitchens are energised. By removing the combustion engine from the power equation, Premier Food Trucks enables operators to access previously restricted locations.

Operational Advantages:

Venue Access: The silent operation allows trucks to serve in noise-restricted environments, indoor venues, and dense urban locations where generators are often prohibited.

Cost & Maintenance: Reduces fuel expenditure and eliminates the mechanical maintenance associated with gas generators.

Environmental Impact: Lowers the carbon footprint of the mobile unit, aligning with increasingly strict municipal emissions regulations.

Engineering for Longevity

As the company approaches its 10th anniversary, this innovation reinforces its reputation for durability. Based in Bunnell, Florida—often cited as a hub for food truck manufacturing—Premier has focused on building "long-term business assets" rather than temporary conversions.

Jordan Schild, President of Premier Food Trucks, commented on the industry shift: "For years, generators have been a necessary inconvenience in the food truck world. They're loud, maintenance-heavy, and limit where and how operators can serve. Our battery-powered kitchen technology is designed to change that entirely and establish a new standard for mobile power."

Schild further emphasised the balance between production speed and engineering quality: "Speed matters, but quality matters more. We don't just build food trucks—we build long-term business assets. Our goal has always been to deliver the best-built, longest-lasting food trucks in the world, and this breakthrough is a natural extension of that commitment."

The company views the battery-electric transition as the next phase of evolution for the mobile food service sector, positioning intelligent power solutions as a key competitive differentiator for operators.