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The first DC fast charger in US’s “nationwide network” is online

Two weeks ago, GM and Pilot Flying J announced that the first batch of DC fast charging stations the two are building in partnership had come online. What wasn’t known until now is that one of those stations — specifically, in Ohio — was built using funds from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law’s program to create a nationwide EV charging network, NEVI.

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The first fast chargers in GM and Pilot Flying J’s huge coast-to-coast network are open

General Motors EVs charging at a Pilot and Flying J travel center as part of a new coast-to-coast fast charging network.


The first of 500 charging stations at Pilot Flying J rest stops are now open. General Motors announced the new partnership with Pilot Travel Centers and fast charging network EVgo last year, and today the companies announced that 17 charging stations are up and running across 13 states after a soft launch, which started in September.

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Fast charging network EVgo offers one-year deal to Hertz renters

EVgo deal with Hertz EV renters

DC fast charging network EVgo has announced a new deal with rental car company Hertz that offers drivers renting an electric car from any Hertz location in the US with discounts on charging for a year, with no subscription or session fees. EVgo is also following in Tesla’s footsteps and building prefabricated models for its charging sites.

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