GM and EVgo Reach Milestone with 2,000th Public EV Chargi...

General Motors and EV charging company EVgo have announced the installation of their 2,000th public EV charging stall, marking a significant milestone in their commitment to expanding the EV charging infrastructure in the US. This latest installation is located in Murrieta, California, and is part of GM's larger plan to have 2,850 DC fast-charging stalls set up by the end of this year. The newly set up station can serve up to 10 EVs simultaneously with its five 350kW fast chargers.

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Partnership with EVgo

EVgo president Dennis Kish has praised the company's relationship with GM, stating that it has enabled them to bring public charging to communities across more than 30 states in the US. The company is also planning to deploy its first flagship destinations next year.

Future Plans

GM has revealed plans for a distinct network of 2,000 DC fast chargers at Flying J and Pilot truck stops, in addition to 400 flagship gas station-style charging locations in major metropolitan areas in states like Florida, California, Texas, and Michigan. GM is also participating in another EV charging network consortium called Ionna, alongside car companies like Hyundai, Kia, BMW, and Stellantis.