Private sector initiatives & innovations (including PPPs)

The advent of wireless charging in the commercial transport sector took a big step forward with industry leader InductEV striking three new strategic partnerships.

New York-headquartered EV infrastructure provider Gravity has opened its fast-charging Midtown Manhattan EV charging center to the public.

Ford retail customers who drive its F-150 Lightning and Mustang Mach-E EVs are the first of any non-Tesla automaker to gain access to Tesla Supercharger fast chargers across the US and Canada.

In what is claimed as a leap forward for electric vehicle infrastructure, Bectrol and IES Synergy have unveiled a strategic partnership.

Ev.energy has been selected for a California Energy Commission (CEC)'s grant to deploy up to US$41m of public funding to make affordable EV charging available for all Californians.

Parkopedia and ChargeHub have partnered to streamline the charging experience for millions of North American EV drivers.

Kaluza has partnered with Wallbox to pilot EV smart charging and vehicle-to-everything (V2X) technology for Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) customers in California using dynamic tariffs.

Cennox has been selected as a nationwide service provider for Flo chargers across the US.

AcBel, a leading power supply manufacturer under Kinpo Group, has joined forces with ChargePoint to accelerate the development and production of next-generation charging infrastructure.

Bluedot and RideShare Carz are partnering to provide Bluedot's fleet platform for all of RideShare Carz's EV customers in the US.