EVgo CEO Cathy Zoi discusses fast charging technology and tax incentives for buying electric vehicles. She speaks with Bloomberg’s Alix Steel at the Columbia Global Energy Summit in New York. (Source: Bloomberg)

EVgo’s fast charging network powered EV owners to drive more than 75 million miles last year, representing 88 percent annual growth over 2017.

The executives at EVgo – one of America’s largest electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure companies have big plans. They intend to stake out a significant piece of America’s charging real estate as the electric vehicle game unfolds. It’s not a simple game. And it's unlike the use of liquid fuels,

This past weekend I embarked on a spontaneous 470-mile round trip drive to go to an Ed Sheeran concert in Pittsburgh to celebrate 11 years of marriage to my wife. I initially had suggested a trip to Florida in November as a delayed anniversary gift, but the wife said…

EVgo is developing a modular fast charging configuration that would be quick to roll out and could be utilized in a temporary manner, depending on how much power is available on site.

EVgo is set to unveil its new FastStart charging station at the Solar Power International and Energy Storage International conference in Anaheim, CA which begins on 24 September. The firm, “America’s Largest Public Fast Charging Network”, produces and delivers EV chargers around the country with a focus on rapid charging

UNTIL NOW, if you wanted a fun, stylish, luxurious, long-range electric car, you had to buy a Tesla. Elon Musk’s automaker was the first to produce battery-powered vehicles that could stay on the road for hundreds of miles without stopping to recharge…

Readers like David Edwards periodically send letters about road trips they’ve made in their electric cars. While long road trips are becoming somewhat commonplace with Teslas, he points out that they still aren’t common for other electric cars.