Explore attractions in Denver, Colorado while powering up your electric vehicle at nearby charging stations. Find Denver’s EV charging stations today ..read more

The Retail Advantage of DCFC As retailers around the country look to attract the growing number of EV driving consumers, one of the first decisions to consider is whether to install Level 2 Charging (L2) or Direct Current Fast Charging (DCFC) stations. Even for tech savvy real estate professionals or ..read more

Electric vehicles (EVs) are the future, and the future is happening now. For fleets, the transition to electric requires a coordinated effort. Internal and external team members play essential roles. Because EVgo works with companies across the transportation spectrum, we have insights to help you form the team you’ll need ..read more

Portland offers a thriving cultural scene, adventurous food industry, and access to endless outdoor activities. Explore Portland in your Nissan electric vehicle (EV) and plan trips with ease, confident that you can stay powered up with the convenience of EVgo fast charging stations located across the city ..read more

Once you have the internal team bought in and excited to make the switch to cleaner (and faster!) vehicles, you need to pick the right external partners to give your team expertise, experienced knowledge, and cohesive perspective. The three key players you’ll want on your roster are: your selected vehicle ..read more

After more than two years of careful consideration, Hawthorne resident Denise ditched her ICE vehicle and purchased an EV. With gas prices continuing to skyrocket, the decision to go electric was easy. She loves how her EV helps her live a healthier lifestyle and breathe cleaner air (the fumes from her former vehicle were giving her headaches), and by kicking the gas pump to the curb, she’s saving a ton of money every month ..read more

Zooming out, it’s important to know that EV batteries are a lot like people.  We don’t like to be way too hot or freezing cold — and neither do batteries.  Batteries have an ideal temperature range of around 60-80 degrees Fahrenheit, and if they get too far outside of that range, they’ll be less efficient — but not in a worrisome way ..read more

When you charge your electric vehicle (EV), you might notice that you don’t always get the maximum charging speed advertised by either your vehicle manufacturer or the charger. You might even get different charging speeds on different days. Why is that? It's because charging an EV is a lot more like charging your phone than filling at a gas station ..read more