ABV4(27)Top Best EV Charging Station Companies

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1. CHARGEPOINT

ChargePoint is the leader in the EV charging industry. It is the largest and most open EV charging network globally. It has over 150,000 charging ports as of March 2022 across the US, Canada, Mexico, and other countries.

Formerly known as Coulomb Technologies was established in 2007 and is headquartered in Campbell, California. They created a mobile-based app that helps people to track and locate available stations in a particular area to charge their electric vehicles. 

In 2017, ChargePoint took over the management of General Electric’s 10,000 charging stations and added them to their pre-existing stations. All their charging stations are available with affordable subscription plans and utility grid management technology.

 2. SHELL

Shell, also known as Royal Dutch Shell Plc, is a U.K.-based multinational oil and gas company that is into the EV charging business by using the GreenLots business unit which it acquired at the start of this year for an undisclosed amount.

In 2017, it acquired EV charging specialist NewMotion, which has more than 30,000 points across Europe, and access to 50,000 more, according to Green Tech Media. Shell also took part in the investment round of a company called Ample, which says it offers an alternative to conventional charging by using proprietary autonomous robotics technology.

The company converted old gas stations into EV charging Hub. Shell has installed around 90,000 electric vehicle charging points and It plans to roll out 500,000 electric charging stations by 2025.

3. ABB

ABB Technology Company is one of the largest industrial robot manufacturers in the world. They offer services in different sectors including power, robotics, automotive, and heavy electrics. And they also manufacture fast chargers for both electric cars and buses.

This company was formerly known as ASEA Brown Boveri. Located in Zürich, Switzerland, and founded in 1988, the company is focused on providing emission-free mobility for everyone that is accessible and reliable too.

ABB has launched many EV charging solutions from basic to high quality, compact AC wall boxes and fast DC charging stations with seamless connectivity. 

4. BP

BP is a famous energy company that is into the electric power and oil and gas sector. They provide charging points in the UK using the UK’s largest electric vehicle (EV) charging company Chargemaster.

The company was founded by entrepreneur David Martell in 2008 and since then, It has acquired above 40,000 charging stations as of early this year. It is headquartered in Milton Keynes, England.

BP invested in a Chinese EV charging platform provider in China called PowerShare. Other initiatives include a $5 million investment in FreeWire, which makes mobile charging stations.

In December 2022, the company announced its acquisition of AMPLY Power, an electric vehicle (EV) charging and energy management provider for fleets that operate trucks, transit and school buses, vans, and light-duty vehicles.

5. TESLA INC

Tesla is the biggest Electric Vehicle Company in the world. They manufacture automobiles, EV batteries, and services relating to solar energy such as solar panels, solar roof tiles, and storage systems.

The U.S.-based electric vehicle company located in California was founded by Elon Musk, the richest man in the world with a net worth of over $250 billion.

Before now, Tesla offers various charging stations only for Tesla models but as of 2021, they opened charging networks to other electric vehicles as well.

6. HYUNDAI

Hyundai automobile company is mostly known for manufacturing cars. Hyundai offers various electric vehicle charging stations, AC charging, DC charging, and wall box charging among others. Owning about 33.8% of Kia Corporation, partnered with them to develop a wireless electric vehicle charging system

With its location in Seoul, South Korea, the company in 2015, Hyundai-Kia America Technical Center, Inc. joined hands with Mojo, Mobility, Inc. to develop wireless electric vehicle charging infrastructure.

For now, what they have demonstrated is an autonomous electric car parking itself over an EV charging point. Wireless charging is being looked into by other companies as well.

7. SIEMENS

This is Europe’s largest engineering company and it provides a number of charging solutions, for both homes, and public roads, as well as standard and fast charging.

It has been providing its employees with free top-ups for their electric vehicles through its own charging stations for a long time now. They focus on various fields like healthcare, electronics, energy, and transportation.

Founded in 1989 and located in Munich, Germany, the company has installed various electric vehicle charging solutions right from basic charging to fast charging.

Siemens has also launched wall box charging that can be used in both private as well as semi-private environments.  The company was an investor in ChargePoint for some years and has since installed hundreds of charging points under its fold across Europe.

8. EVgo

EVgo is a company that provides electric vehicle charging stations for both private and public EVs. They claim to operate the largest network of public electric fast-charging stations in the US with 100% renewable energy.

The company has more than 850 EV fast charging stations in more than 30 states and also provides EV drivers access to more than 1,900 fast chargers.

The company was founded in 2010 with its headquarters in California, USA. They partnered with ABB to establish what it says is the first “high-power” fast charging station in Fremont, California.

They have rendered their services to Nissan, BMW, GM, Hyundai, Kia, Ford, and Tesla to provide EV charging stations.

9. EVBOX

Another company on the list is EVBox company. They design, manufacture, and sell easy and available fast charging stations for electric and semi-electric vehicles at affordable rates.

EVBox provides various hardware and software solutions which include both home and commercial chargers.

Founded in 2010 and located in Amsterdam, Netherlands, EVBox has partnered with many companies such as EVTronic, Eneco, Engie, Eon, and others to provide charging stations to enterprises, and residents.

They have been doing well for themselves with approximately190,000installed charging points across the globe as of 2020. They provide EVBox Elvi, EVBox BusinessLine (best selling), EVBox Iqon, EVBox Troniq, and EVBox Ultoniq. It also offers software that helps the user to track, manage and optimize EV charging equipment.

10. BLINK

The last but not the least on our list is Blink Charging. This is a U.S.-based public electric vehicle charging company that provides fast level 2 EV charging networks and stations at home and in public places. It has around 150,000 registered members and has installed about 23,000 charging ports in the US.

The company was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in Miami Beach, Florida.  Blink partnered with Tauriga to install 5,000. The company has a wide variety of electric vehicle supply equipment and has deployed around 30,000 charging ports over 13 counties, across the globe.

In July 2021, TAPCO Partners became a worldwide distributor of Blink Charging’s mobile and fixed electric vehicle charging stations.

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