ChargePoint revenue rises 18% as Express Solo shipments begin
ChargePoint reported second-quarter fiscal 2027 revenue of $116.1 million, up 18% year on year, while losses narrowed and early-access shipments of its new Express…
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US public DC fast charging cost averages published by DCFC Tracker
The average non-member price for public DC fast charging in the United States is currently $0.545 per kWh, according to DCFC Tracker's latest market…
BTC POWER and Summit outline 17-site US charging pipeline
BTC POWER and Summit Charging have outlined a 17-site US charging pipeline covering 107 chargers and 135 charging ports, including projects that the companies…
PG&E expands residential V2X programme with more EVs and charger partners
PG&E has expanded its Vehicle-to-Everything programme in California, adding eligible vehicles from Kia, Volvo, Polestar and Nissan and bringing two more bidirectional charging partners…
Blink launches EnergyConnect site energy-management platform
Blink Charging has launched EnergyConnect, a site energy-management platform for operators running several EV chargers behind one electrical connection. Blink supplies and operates charging…
California approves $7m for 24-port heavy-duty charging network in Oakland
The California Energy Commission has approved a $7 million grant to Forum Mobility for a two-site public charging network serving medium- and heavy-duty electric…
Nuvve revenue rises in Q2, but V2G specialist remains financially fragile
Nuvve reported higher second-quarter revenue and a narrower loss in 2026, but the V2G specialist continues to operate with very limited cash and weak…
New York opens $35 million fund for large public-sector charging projects
New York State has made $35 million available for large public-sector Level 2 charging projects through a new NYSERDA funding programme.
Tesla expands 2.4 kW V2L support to Model Y Premium in North America
Tesla has expanded official vehicle-to-load support to compatible Model Y Premium variants in North America.
GM confirms native NACS ports across its 2027 EV range
General Motors expects all 2027-model-year Cadillac, Chevrolet and GMC electric vehicles to use native NACS charging ports.
Tesla proposes 124-stall V4 Supercharger hub in central San Francisco
Tesla has submitted plans for a 124-stall V4 Supercharger site in San Francisco, creating an unusually large charging proposal for a dense urban location.
Vontier acquires EKOS as fleet platforms combine fuel and EV management
Vontier has acquired US fleet-management software company EKOS, bringing fuel procurement, fleet assets, site monitoring and EV charging further into one connected operating platform.