Hubject has partnered with ReCharge to enable EV charging at public charging stations without the need for all those pesky RFID cards that EV drivers are currently forced to carry. The partnership seeks to build on ReCharge’s in-car technology called Plug n’ Charge, which is made possible thanks to its intercharge platform that allows for international, interoperable charging on compatible stations.
Plug-in vehicle drivers have more options than ever when it comes time to find a plug-in vehicle charging outlet. In the US, charging network operators such as ChargePoint and EVgo have developed robust smartphone apps that make finding a station within the network easy. In other countries, there are often similar networks with their own apps for local drivers.
I love the name of this company so much, that I just skipped creating a real title. Highlighting another one of the excellent speakers, panelists, and working group members who will be at our coming EV charging conference* in Warsaw, Poland, below is an interview with Quentin Lerebours, Plugsurfing’s Business Development Manager.
Anyone who has an EV and has ventured out into the world for some public charging love knows how jumbled and confusing the seemingly random chargers spread around can be. Pulling up, the chargers can be behind locked gates, be for residents only, require a pin, or even be in an … [continued]
