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Volkswagen, Audi, Porsche and Scout Motors have announced planned implementation of the North American Charging Standard (NACS) for future products in the North American region, beginning in 2025.

TurnOnGreen has announced the continued expansion of its EV charging infrastructure across multiple hotel properties in the United States.

Zerova Technologies is set to unveil its advanced high-power DC chargers, featuring the revolutionary DQ360, DQ480 and DZ480 models, at next week’s CES 2024.

Enercamp has introduced an upgraded mobile EV charging system which will be on show at CES 2024.

Hunt Military Communities (HMC) has launched a new EV charging pilot program in partnership with TRO Energy Solutions (TROES).

New Zealand electric power distribution company Marlborough Lines Limited (MLL) has launched the Park Terrace EV Charging Hub, said to be the largest in the country.

New York’s first EV charging station, funded by the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) formula program, has opened in Kingston, a city in upstate New York.

Middlesbrough Council has appointed Ubitricity, to supply, install and manage up to 160 EV charge points in 90 locations across the town.

InstaVolt has received approval for an EV super hub from Winchester City Council in the UK.

Global automotive standards association SAE International has released a Technical Information Report (TIR) for a standard that it says will dramatically increase access to charging for EV drivers across North America.