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Ultra-fast EV charging network with 800+ stations across the US. Reston, VA. Owned by Volkswagen Group. Funded by $2B Volkswagen emissions settlement mandate.
Electrify America is a Reston, Virginia-based EV charging network owned by Volkswagen Group, established as part of Volkswagen's $2 billion environmental mitigation commitment stemming from the 2016 diesel emissions settlement with the US government. The company operates over 800 charging stations with 3,500+ charging ports across the United States and Canada, making it one of the largest ultra-fast charging networks in North America.\n\nElectrify America focuses on high-power charging infrastructure, with stations offering up to 350 kW DC fast charging capability — among the fastest publicly available charging speeds in the US. The company has strategically placed stations along interstate highway corridors to enable long-distance EV travel, as well as in urban and suburban retail locations for local charging access.\n\nElectrify America charges vehicles from all major EV brands using the CCS and CHAdeMO standards and does not require any subscription for pay-as-you-go use. The company has negotiated preferential charging access deals with Volkswagen, Audi, Porsche, and other VW Group brands, as well as Lucid and Rivian. Electrify America is also developing commercial fleet charging solutions and has made significant investments in grid-edge technology to manage high-power charging demand.
Largest EV charging network with 250,000+ charging ports globally. Campbell, CA. Publicly traded (CHPT). Serves commercial, fleet, and residential customers.
ChargePoint is the world's largest EV charging network, headquartered in Campbell, California, and publicly traded on the NYSE under the ticker CHPT. Founded in 2007, ChargePoint has built a network of over 250,000 charging ports across North America and Europe, serving commercial businesses, fleet operators, multifamily housing, and individual drivers through a software-driven charging-as-a-service model.\n\nThe company distinguishes itself by selling both the hardware (charging stations) and the cloud software that manages them, creating a recurring revenue base from network management fees and energy services. ChargePoint's fleet management capabilities are a growing business segment, enabling commercial fleet operators to manage charging schedules, energy costs, and vehicle readiness across depot and public charging locations.\n\nChargePoint has established partnerships with major automakers, real estate companies, and employers to expand its charging footprint, and it operates in over 14 countries. Its enterprise software platform allows fleet and facility managers to track utilization, manage access, and optimize charging costs at scale, positioning ChargePoint as an infrastructure and software company at the center of the fleet electrification transition.
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