EVgo - Revision history

EvCharger at 11:46, 1 March 2024

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	\| Tesla (limited availability) \|\| [[File:EVgo_tesla_adapters.jpeg\|100px\|130px]] \|\| Up to 250 kW \|\| Requires Tesla adapter for non-Tesla vehicles		\| Tesla (limited availability) \|\| [[File:EVgo_tesla_adapters.jpeg\|100px\|130px]] \|\| Up to 250 kW \|\| Requires Tesla adapter for non-Tesla vehicles
	\|}		\|}

			==Idle Fees by Country and Region==
			EVgo does not currently have an idle fee structure for their charging stations. Their pricing is based on the amount of electricity used, typically per kilowatt-hour (kWh). You can find the specific rates for a particular station using the EVgo app or website.

			==Global EV Trends==
			Driven by environmental concerns and public health, EVs are gaining traction. This collaborative effort, fueled by both consumer demand and charging infrastructure development, aims to create a healthier planet by reducing reliance on fossil fuels and improving air quality, especially in urban areas.

			== Contact Information ==
			'''Phone Number:'''
			310-954-2900

			'''Email Address:'''
			info@evgo.com

			'''Headquarters:'''
			Los Angeles, California, U.S.

			'''Official website:''' https://www.evgo.com/

EvCharger: /* Technology */

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Technology

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	! Technology !! Image !! Max Power Output !! Notes/Features		! Technology !! Image !! Max Power Output !! Notes/Features
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	\| ~~Example~~ \|\| ~~Example~~ \|\| ~~Example~~ \|\| ~~Example~~		\| CCS Combo 1 \|\| [[File:CCS_Combo_1_Charger.jpeg\|100px\|130px]] \|\| 50 kW - 350 kW \|\| Most common, compatible with most EVs
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~Example~~ \|\| ~~Example~~ \|\| ~~Example~~ \|\| ~~Example~~		\| CHAdeMO \|\| [[File:CHAdeMO_Charger.jpeg\|100px\|130px]] \|\| 50 kW - 150 kW \|\| Primarily used by Japanese EVs
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~Example~~ \|\| ~~Example~~ \|\| ~~Example~~ \|\| ~~Example~~		\| Tesla (limited availability) \|\| [[File:EVgo_tesla_adapters.jpeg\|100px\|130px]] \|\| Up to 250 kW \|\| Requires Tesla adapter for non-Tesla vehicles
	\|}		\|}

EvCharger at 11:35, 1 March 2024

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	==Technology==		==Technology==
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EvCharger: /* Find ChargePoint Network Charging Station Maps */

2024-03-01T06:58:48Z

Find ChargePoint Network Charging Station Maps

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	EVgo empowers EV drivers across the United States with over 950 fast charging stations, making long-distance and quick charging convenient. Their user-friendly app provides details like station location, power output, and compatibility, ensuring a smooth charging experience. Additionally, they offer various plans to cater to different charging needs, fueling the transition towards sustainable transportation.		EVgo empowers EV drivers across the United States with over 950 fast charging stations, making long-distance and quick charging convenient. Their user-friendly app provides details like station location, power output, and compatibility, ensuring a smooth charging experience. Additionally, they offer various plans to cater to different charging needs, fueling the transition towards sustainable transportation.

	* [https://www.evgo.com/find-a-charger/\| EVgo Charging Map]		* [https://www.evgo.com/find-a-charger/ EVgo Charging Map]

	* [https://www.plugshare.com/map/evgo\| Plugshare.com]		* [https://www.plugshare.com/map/evgo Plugshare.com]

	* [https://map.openchargemap.io/\| OpenChargeMap.io]		* [https://map.openchargemap.io/ OpenChargeMap.io]

	* [https://www.zap-map.com/live/\| Zap-Map.com]		* [https://www.zap-map.com/live/ Zap-Map.com]

	==Technology==		==Technology==

EvCharger at 11:33, 29 February 2024

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	* [https://www.zap-map.com/live/\| Zap-Map.com]		* [https://www.zap-map.com/live/\| Zap-Map.com]

			==Technology==

EvCharger at 11:29, 29 February 2024

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	EVgo Announces Awardees of Second Annual National EV Charging Recognition Program in January 2024: This announcement mentioned their network exceeding 950 stations.		EVgo Announces Awardees of Second Annual National EV Charging Recognition Program in January 2024: This announcement mentioned their network exceeding 950 stations.

			==Find ChargePoint Network Charging Station Maps==
			EVgo empowers EV drivers across the United States with over 950 fast charging stations, making long-distance and quick charging convenient. Their user-friendly app provides details like station location, power output, and compatibility, ensuring a smooth charging experience. Additionally, they offer various plans to cater to different charging needs, fueling the transition towards sustainable transportation.

			* [https://www.evgo.com/find-a-charger/\| EVgo Charging Map]

			* [https://www.plugshare.com/map/evgo\| Plugshare.com]

			* [https://map.openchargemap.io/\| OpenChargeMap.io]

			* [https://www.zap-map.com/live/\| Zap-Map.com]

EvCharger at 11:23, 29 February 2024

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	\| Virginia \|\| 20+ \|\| Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Richmond, Chesapeake, Newport News \|\| CCS, CHAdeMO \|\| -		\| Virginia \|\| 20+ \|\| Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Richmond, Chesapeake, Newport News \|\| CCS, CHAdeMO \|\| -
	\|}		\|}

			==Deployment==
			EVgo Announces EVgo eXtend Project in Q1 2022: This project aimed to deploy high-power fast charging stations across the US. As of the end of Q1 2022, EVgo had over 850 stations.

			EVgo Announces Awardees of Second Annual National EV Charging Recognition Program in January 2024: This announcement mentioned their network exceeding 950 stations.

EvCharger at 11:12, 29 February 2024

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	==Network Coverage==		==Network Coverage==
			{\| class="wikitable"
			\|-
			! State !! Number of Stations !! Major Cities Served !! Connector Types !! Power Levels (kW)
			\|-
			\| Arizona \|\| 25+ \|\| Phoenix, Tucson, Flagstaff \|\| CCS, CHAdeMO \|\| 50, 100, 150
			\|-
			\| California \|\| 200+ \|\| Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, Sacramento, Fresno \|\| CCS, CHAdeMO, Tesla (with adapter) \|\| 50, 100, 150, 350
			\|-
			\| Colorado \|\| 20+ \|\| Denver, Boulder, Colorado Springs \|\| CCS, CHAdeMO \|\| 50, 100, 150
			\|-
			\| Connecticut \|\| 10+ \|\| Hartford, New Haven, Stamford \|\| CCS, CHAdeMO \|\| 50, 100
			\|-
			\| Delaware \|\| 5+ \|\| Wilmington, Newark \|\| CCS, CHAdeMO \|\| 50, 100
			\|-
			\| Florida \|\| 75+ \|\| Miami, Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville, St. Petersburg \|\| CCS, CHAdeMO \|\| 50, 100, 150
			\|-
			\| Georgia \|\| 35+ \|\| Atlanta, Savannah, Macon, Columbus \|\| CCS, CHAdeMO \|\| 50, 100, 150
			\|-
			\| Illinois \|\| 25+ \|\| Chicago, Naperville, Aurora \|\| CCS, CHAdeMO \|\| 50, 100, 150
			\|-
			\| Indiana \|\| 10+ \|\| Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, South Bend \|\| CCS, CHAdeMO \|\| 50, 100
			\|-
			\| Maryland \|\| 15+ \|\| Baltimore, Columbia, Rockville \|\| CCS, CHAdeMO \|\| 50, 100
			\|-
			\| Massachusetts \|\| 30+ \|\| Boston, Worcester, Springfield, Cambridge \|\| CCS, CHAdeMO \|\| 50, 100, 150
			\|-
			\| Michigan \|\| 20+ \|\| Detroit, Grand Rapids, Warren, Sterling Heights \|\| CCS, CHAdeMO \|\| 50, 100, 150
			\|-
			\| Minnesota \|\| 10+ \|\| Minneapolis, Saint Paul, Rochester \|\| CCS, CHAdeMO \|\| 50, 100
			\|-
			\| Nevada \|\| 10+ \|\| Las Vegas, Reno, Henderson \|\| CCS, CHAdeMO \|\| 50, 100
			\|-
			\| New Jersey \|\| 25+ \|\| Newark, Jersey City, Paterson, Edison \|\| CCS, CHAdeMO \|\| 50, 100, 150
			\|-
			\| New York \|\| 30+ \|\| New York City, Buffalo, Rochester, Yonkers \|\| CCS, CHAdeMO \|\| 50, 100, 150
			\|-
			\| North Carolina \|\| 25+ \|\| Charlotte, Raleigh, Greensboro, Durham, Winston-Salem \|\| CCS, CHAdeMO \|\| 50, 100, 150
			\|-
			\| Ohio \|\| 20+ \|\| Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo, Akron \|\| CCS, CHAdeMO \|\| 50, 100, 150
			\|-
			\| Oregon \|\| 15+ \|\| Portland, Salem, Eugene, Gresham, Springfield \|\| CCS, CHAdeMO \|\| 50, 100
			\|-
			\| Pennsylvania \|\| 30+ \|\| Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Allentown, Erie, Reading \|\| CCS, CHAdeMO \|\| 50, 100, 150
			\|-
			\| Texas \|\| 75+ \|\| Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, Fort Worth \|\| CCS, CHAdeMO \|\| 50, 100, 150, 350
			\|-
			\| Utah \|\| 10+ \|\| Salt Lake City, West Valley City, Sandy \|\| CCS, CHAdeMO \|\| 50, 100
			\|-
			\| Virginia \|\| 20+ \|\| Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Richmond, Chesapeake, Newport News \|\| CCS, CHAdeMO \|\| -
			\|}

EvCharger at 10:47, 29 February 2024

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	[[File:EVgo_Charger_network.jpg\|960px]]		[[File:EVgo_Charger_network.jpg\|960px]]

			==Network Coverage==

EvCharger at 10:46, 29 February 2024

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	== Network Size ==		== Network Size ==
	EVgo is a major fast charging network for EVs in the United States, with over '''950 stations across 35+ states'''. They are expanding their network and offer access to additional chargers through roaming partnerships.		EVgo is a major fast charging network for EVs in the United States, with over '''950 stations across 35+ states'''. They are expanding their network and offer access to additional chargers through roaming partnerships.

			[[File:EVgo_Charger_network.jpg\|960px]]