Ionna says it wants to train car dealers on EV sales
Ionna says better customer education on range and charging is needed as EV adoption grows. The move highlights the role dealers may play in helping buyers understand electric vehicles.
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Ionna says better customer education on range and charging is needed as EV adoption grows. The move highlights the role dealers may play in helping buyers understand electric vehicles.
IONNA said its US EV charging network has more than doubled since the start of 2026 and now includes more than 180 live charging sites. The expansion matters because the consortium is building out public charging infrastructure without using a proprietary app.
The IONNA consortium is expanding its plans for public EV charging stations in the United States. The move is aimed at preparing for future EV sales growth despite last year’s sharp shift in federal energy policy.
Ionna said its charging network has more than doubled this year and now includes over 180 sites in the United States. The expansion matters because more sites are coming online each week.
IONNA says its DC fast-charging network now has more than 180 sites open across the US. The company also says drivers of four of its founding automakers’ brands can now get discounts when they plug in.