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145+ million people in the U.S. live within 10 miles of an EVgo charger. Discover one of the nation’s largest public networks of DC fast chargers. We have over 1,000 fast charging stations. We’re on a mission to deliver a fast charging experience that leaves fossil fuels in the rearview mirror.
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Where EVgo's leadership team comes face to face with your tweets, DMs, and burning EV charging questions. Follow along as we address some of the biggest challenges facing the industry today.
With more than a decade of experience owning and operating one of the nation's largest public fast charging networks, EVgo is a "first mover" and “first learner” in infrastructure program design. We work with utilities, government agencies, automakers, site hosts, fleets, and other stakeholders to accelerate transportation electrification.
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"I choose EVgo for fast charging because it’s a no brainer. I can use my app, or Google ‘EV charging’ to find a close location and off I go."
-Shante
Los Angeles, CA
"Our family has peace of mind using EVgo because no matter where we drive, there are always enough charging stations to enjoy our rides."
-Denise
Hawthorne, CA
"EVgo fast charging is a game changer. With my commute, those white boxes are more than just chargers, they are peace of mind."
-Nestor
Los Angeles, CA
The Department of Energy on Thursday announced a $1.05 billion loan guarantee to the electric vehicle charging firm EVgo, while The Washington Post reported that Constellation Energy is seeking a $1.6 billion loan guarantee to restart a Three Mile Island nuclear unit and sell the electricity to Microsoft.
Numbers can only take you so far. It’s easy to compare numbers and specifications in a table, crunch them in a spreadsheet, and tell people that you know about something. But, in the real world, there’s a difference between knowledge and wisdom. Facts and figures can give you some knowledge, but you can only gain wisdom through experience.
This is basically what I experienced recently at the first operational EV charging station from GM’s partnership with Pilot/Flying J truck stops and EVgo to install 2,000 charging stalls at 500 locations across the United States. I decided to use one just outside of Knoxville, Tennessee along I-40.
Hunting for chargers outside individual stores isn’t much of a draw. Lounges accompanied by banks of chargers are one potential answer. So are stations that mimic their gas-dispensing predecessors, with pull-through lanes, bright lighting and broad canopies easily visible from the street. EVgo Inc., in partnership with General Motors Co., plans to install 400 fast chargers at such facilities.
US public fast-charging network EVgo (Nasdaq: EVGO) has reached more than 1 million registered customer accounts, doubling its 500,000 account mark in October 2022.
EVgo reports that its customer accounts have skyrocketed, increasing by 400% since April 2020. This momentum is a good indicator of growing EV adoption rates in the US and increased demand for public charging infrastructure.
