Electrify America will invest another $200 million toward the development of zero emission vehicle infrastructure and education, which is the second investment from the company that was approved by the California Air Resources Board (CARB).
Electrify America has opened 10 DC fast charging stations at a San Francisco shopping outlet as part of its effort to install 160 fast chargers by June 2018.
The Sacramento Municipal Utility District in California is working with Cyber Switching to test the charge management capabilities of its EV Master Controller.
Electrify America has begun its plan to install 160 DC fast charging stations in California by next June, and has chosen a shopping plaza in Torrance as the first location.
Electrify America will be installing electric vehicle charging stations along the Ohio Turnpike to meet the needs of turnpike customers where electric vehicle demand is projected to be the most significant in the near-term.
Electrify America has granted its customers the ability to charge their electric vehicles at other charging networks following recent agreement signings with several EV charging companies.
Google Maps will now help drivers of plug-in electrified vehicles locate EV charging stations and provide details about whether the station is operational, Google announced on its blog.
Electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure solutions developer, Tritium, received a minority investment from a fuel dispensing company toward aiding its ability to provide EV charging units to vehicle fleets.
Electrify America is investing $200 million toward the construction and education of zero emission vehicle (ZEV) technology as part of the organization’s next phase toward the establishment of more DC fast charging stations.
The State of California will focus on increasing the number of electric vehicle (EV) chargers at state facilities and deploy hydrogen EVs near public fueling stations this year.