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California will cover up to 100% of eligible costs for installing new public DC fast chargers, with support reportedly reaching up to $100,000 for a single charging port. The move is meant to lower the cost of building public charging infrastructure.
United Dairy Farmers said it will add its first DC fast chargers at six of its 170 stores in Ohio. The rollout, expected to begin in early 2027, would give EV drivers a new place to charge while stopping at the retailer.
Electrify America has introduced a turnkey charging package for U.S. retailers that want to build branded DC charging networks. The offer is intended to simplify deployment by backing retailers with access to one of North America’s largest DC fast charging networks.
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.
EVgo has previewed a new DC fast charging system that can deliver up to 750 kW and share power among stalls. The system is intended to adjust output as each vehicle’s battery needs change, subject to available system power.
IVECO has introduced its eFLEXY Line and eFLEXY City electric minibuses with a 110 kWh battery, a range of more than 300 km and 150 kW DC charging. The launch adds a new electric minibus option, though the source does not provide production or delivery details.