Nissan Teams With Coulomb for EV Infrastructure Support

FRANKLIN, TN -- Nissan North America Inc. said it has selected Coulomb Technologies' ChargePoint Network to provide electric vehicle public charging infrastructure locations for Nissan Leaf drivers.

by Staff

November 21, 2011

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FRANKLIN, TN -- Nissan North America Inc. said it has selected Coulomb Technologies' ChargePoint Network to provide electric vehicle public charging infrastructure locations for Nissan Leaf drivers.

The Nissan Leaf website now has a listing of stations in the United States, giving current and prospective drivers the ability to find charging stations and real-time charging station availability.

The ChargePoint Network now is fully integrated into the Nissan Leaf website, showing current and future ChargePoint locations. Additionally, the site shows all public charging stations in the nation that have been documented by the U.S. Department of Energy.

Current and prospective Nissan Leaf owners can now log on to the Nissan Leaf website, enter their zip codes and receive up-to-date information on charging infrastructure in their area.

“With more than 8,000 Nissan LEAFs on the U.S. roads, and more every day, charging information is all the more important,” said Brendan Jones, director of EV marketing and sales strategy for Nissan North America.

Coulomb Technologies is a leading electric vehicle charging solutions company.

Topics:EV Infrastructure Battery-Electric Vehicles ChargePoint Nissan Leaf Coulomb Technologies Green Fleet

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