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Electrify America Opens 105 EV Charging Stations
Electrify America has opened 105 battery-electric vehicle charging stations to the public since opening its first DC fast charging site in 2018, and has plans to open 484 more locations by July.

The available charging stations cumulatively offer 465 chargers, according to the company. The upcoming 484 charging stations will offer more than 2,000 ultra-fast chargers, and will be located in 17 metropolitan areas and along high-traffic corridors in 42 states.
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Electrify America has opened 105 battery-electric vehicle charging stations to the public since opening its first DC fast charging site in 2018, and has plans to open 484 more locations by July 2019.
The available charging stations cumulatively offer 465 chargers, according to the company. The upcoming 484 charging stations will offer more than 2,000 ultra-fast chargers, and will be located in 17 metropolitan areas and along high-traffic corridors in 42 states.
An additional 42 charging sites with 189 chargers have been constructed and are waiting to be energized by utility companies; 85 other charging sites with 393 chargers are in active construction; an additional 73 charging sites and 341 chargers with approved permits are scheduled for construction; and 34 are currently begin designed and engineered.
Electrify America’s chargers have a range in power from 50kW up to 350kW, which is capable of charging a vehicle at speeds up to 20 miles per minute. At 305 charging sites either open or in the construction process, the Electrify America network represents almost a 300 megawatt capacity.
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