First in series of charging stations leveraging accelerated deployment approach designed to reduce installation timelines and costs EVgo Inc. (NASDAQ: EVGO) (“EVgo” or the “Company”), one of the nation’s largest public fast charging networks for electric vehicles (EVs), today announced the opening of its first fast charging station deployed using … [continued]
Putting in charging stations, especially DC fast charging (Level 3) stations, can be a bit like pulling teeth. Getting the design done can be a hassle. Permits are another hassle. Dealing with electric utilities can be a very big hassle. But, by far, the biggest hassle is finding a way … [continued]
EVgo and Toyota recently announced that they’ve extended their charging partnership. As part of this agreement, drivers who purchase or lease a new 2024 bZ4x will get one year of complimentary fast charging on EVgo’s national charging network, just like the 2022 and 2023 models. Originally announced in February 2022, … [continued]
With 2023 coming to a close and 2024 coming up fast, it’s a good time to look at the road ahead. There are a number of very important ongoing stories on the 2024 map that should develop in important ways during the next year. In some ways, the whole charging … [continued]
2023 was an exciting year for EV charging. In some ways, the stories of 2023 were a continuation of trends from 2022 and before, but in other ways, the whole charging landscape has changed. Let’s take a look back at this year’s most impactful stories and why they mattered so … [continued]
When it comes to government, almost nothing happens fast. It can take ages just for a spending bill to get through Congress, but then a much longer clock often starts running. In the case of the Infrastructure Law, a joint office between DOT and DOE had to be established, which … [continued]
Nope, that’s not a typo in the headline. I do, in fact, know how to smell “major”. The news today is that EVgo announced plans to expand a partnership with Meijer, a regional grocery retailer across the Midwest U.S. So, this deal would obviously mean installing bunch of new fast … [continued]
The companies explain that they are committed to educating consumers about the benefits of driving electric as well as how to take advantage of public charging infrastructure.
Like all charging providers, EVgo is working hard right now to improve what the company is doing and make for a better driver experience. This continued in November with an advancement in EV charging construction speed and a deal with rental car company Hertz. Let’s take a look at each … [continued]
Sometimes, I think I have it bad as an EV driver in New Mexico. Only very recently did all of the state’s interstate highways get CCS charging, and many popular U.S. highways in the state don’t have any charging at all, not even from Tesla. In the past, if I … [continued]
