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This Week Electrify America Will Open Its 400th Fast Charging Station

Electrify America is halfway to its target of 800 stations by the end of 2021.

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Mark Kane Mark Kane

By: Mark Kane

Feb 5, 2020 at 9:27am ET

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This week, Electrify America (part of Volkswagen Group) expects to reach a major milestone of 400 fast charging stations installed in the U.S. At the moment the counter is at 398.

The first station was launched in May 2018, and now - 20 months later, the company is at 400 locations with more than 1,700 individual chargers with a power output of up to 350 kW.

According to the company, some 96% of Americans live within 120 miles of an EA station. Each location has a single 50 kW CHAdeMO charger, but the key element is CCS Combo chargers (150-350 kW).

We should note though that EA is behind its original schedule of 484 stations open by the end of 2019.

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Electrify America To Make Plug&Charge Fully Operational In 2020

Ford To Partner With Electrify America On Ultra-Fast Charging

By December 2021, Electrify America intends to install:

There are more than 100 stations permitted and another 150 in various phases of design and engineering.

"With a core mission of investing in EV infrastructure, access, and education, Electrify America’s accomplishments extend beyond the installation of charging stations. Other significant developments in the company’s short but storied history include:

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Giovanni Palazzo, president and chief executive officer, Electrify America said:

“We are laser-focused on providing our customers with a high-quality charging experience. Today’s drivers need assurances that they will have access to fast and reliable charging services, and that’s what we’re working to deliver. We are incredibly proud of our progress to this date, and we’ll continue to build out our brand-neutral network to be able to serve even more EV drivers where they live, work, and travel.”

 

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