EVgo to add 2,700 CCS chargers.

[MXLRplus]

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Dear EVnut,


Did you see the exciting news?! We are tripling the size of our public fast charging network over the next five years – adding more than 2,700 public fast chargers in 40 metro areas through a partnership with General Motors (GM) to make it even easier to go electric.

EVgo is committed to expediting mass adoption of electric vehicles in the US by creating a convenient, reliable, and affordable EV charging network that delivers fast charging to everyone. We have long worked with automaker partners and other leaders toward making this mission a reality by increasing transportation electrification across the United States.

Today, 115 million Americans live within a 15-minute drive of an EVgo fast charger. Our work with GM will add more stations in cities and towns where EVgo is already present, and bring fast charging to new markets across the country. Like the existing EVgo network, each new fast charger will be powered by 100% renewable energy, strengthening and extending our commitment to a cleaner and greener future for everyone.

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Our work is focused on delivering great fast charging services for you, the EV driver, and for future EV drivers. We are committed to making sure that the convenient and reliable fast charging experience 200,000 EVgo customers already enjoy grows to millions as more and more EV models come to market. Click to learn more about why we're working with GM to accelerate the deployment of public EV fast charging infrastructure across the U.S.


Please reach out to EVgo Customer Support if you have questions or need any assistance, 24/7, at [email protected] or 877-494-3833.

More than ever, EVgo is here for you.

Sincerely,
Your Fast Charging Friends at EVgo

EVgo Services LLC
11270 Exposition Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90064

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[Brando]

You see I don't drive electric - maybe that is why I don't get it.

Seems one of the great things about electrics - you do NOT have to drive to a fueling station for fuel.
Just plug in the car when not driving. Except on a road trip, you may need to fuel up if you drive enough hours straight.
Fast Chargers in Metro areas? I can't see that many people needing them. Especially if cost more than home/work.

 

[MXLRplus]

You see I don't drive electric - maybe that is why I don't get it.

Seems one of the great things about electrics - you do NOT have to drive to a fueling station for fuel.
Just plug in the car when not driving. Except on a road trip, you may need to fuel up if you drive enough hours straight.
Fast Chargers in Metro areas? I can't see that many people needing them. Especially if cost more than home/work.

People who live in apartments or condos can't buy EVs if the HOA or landlord doesn't allow EV charging.

What Tesla did? They made all the Urban Chargers run at 1/2 speed max. So if you are traveling through a city, you are skrewed since each car at the overcrowded SC sites stays there twice as long.

Note: My car will do my 58 mile customer loop five times if I want before charging. So I could charge just once a week if I wanted. I rarely charge at home, I plug into work's solar array which feeds me 277vac.