Charge your electric vehicle

We’re on a mission to eliminate the inconvenience of long charging times by providing a nationwide network of best-in-class ultra-rapid chargers.

High-speed EV charging, also known as DC fast charging, is a key component in the widespread adoption of electric transportation. Unlike standard Level 1 or Level 2 chargers, which use alternating current (AC), high-speed chargers deliver direct current (DC) directly to the battery, significantly reducing charging times. Depending on the charger and vehicle, drivers can typically gain 60–80% charge in just 20 to 40 minutes.

This fast-charging technology is crucial for long-distance travel, fleet operations, and busy urban environments where quick turnaround is essential. It supports the convenience EV drivers need to match the refueling expectations set by traditional gas stations.

Modern high-speed chargers are increasingly powerful, with outputs ranging from 50 kW to over 350 kW. As EV battery technology evolves, compatibility with higher power levels is improving, enabling even shorter charging stops. These stations are often strategically located along highways and major travel corridors to facilitate seamless journeys.

While fast charging is efficient, it can generate heat and stress on batteries over time, so it’s best used alongside regular overnight charging when possible. Nonetheless, high-speed EV charging is a cornerstone of sustainable mobility, helping to bridge the gap between convenience and clean energy.