EVgo to give Toyota bZ4X customers year of free EV fast charging

Main Navigation

Advertisement
Social Connect
Resources
Our Brand Family
The Buzz EV News logo
Cutting through the static to deliver you the latest electric vehicle news & innovations
Energy

EVgo to give Toyota bZ4X customers year of free EV fast charging

David Sickels
By David Sickels
David Sickels is the Editor of The Buzz. He has a history of working in the media, marketing and automotive industries in both print and online.
Published:
Toyota-EVgo-bZ4X-1400

When the 2023 Toyota bZ4X battery electric SUV arrives at dealers later this year, it will mark the start of a collaboration between Toyota Motor North America (Toyota) and EVgo to provide new bZ4X customers with on-the-go access to DC fast charging stations.

Related Articles

Customers who purchase or lease a new 2023 Toyota bZ4X will get one year of unlimited complimentary charging at all EVgo-owned and operated public charging stations nationwide. Customers will be able to use the Toyota App on their mobile device to sign up for this offer, locate EVgo stations, and initiate complimentary charging for their new bZ4X.

With more than 800 DC fast charging locations and thousands of Level 2 charging stations, EVgo’s charging network serves over 68 metropolitan areas across 35 states. The EVgo network is powered by 100% renewable energy, the company says.

You May Also Like

FLO-new-charger
U-Power-battery-swapping
Autel-MaxiCharger-AC-Elite
Emporia
Energy

Gage Zero to develop an EV fleet charging hub in Texas

The company will develop, own and operate the AllianceTexas EV charging hub as part of its network of sites planned throughout the U.S.

Christian Hinton
By Christian Hinton
Published:
Gage_Zero-hub-rendering

Gage Zero, an Austin-based fleet electrification solutions company that deploys and operates EV charging infrastructure, and Hillwood revealed plans to develop a Texas-based commercial EV charging facility, catering to trucks and last-mile fleets. The facility will be within AllianceTexas' 27,000-acre mixed-use development. AllianceTexas is a global logistics hub consisting of the AllianceTexas Mobility Innovation Zone (MIZ), BNSF Alliance Intermodal Facility, one of the largest intermodal hubs in the nation, Perot Field Fort Worth Alliance Airport (AFW) and has direct access to I-35W and State Highway 170.

Read Full Article

More Energy Posts
BP Pulse opens Gigahub in Houston

BP said its new BP Pulse station is the first BP Pulse-branded Gigahub in the US and opened to the public on April 2.

By Christian Hinton
bp-pulse-Houston
Phoenix Motor, InductEV partner on wireless charging solution for commercial vehicles

This partnership will provide Phoenix’s customers with the option to select wireless inductive charging for use in duty cycles and recurring routes.

By Christian Hinton
Phoenix-at-PortofLA
Research finds that caffeine boosts platinum electrode performance

This discovery has the potential to reduce platinum requirements, making fuel cells more affordable and efficient, the researchers said.

By Christian Hinton
Caffeine-stock
FLO survey: most drivers rely on fast chargers for long trips

Conducted last year, FLO said the survey supports the buildout of its own-and-operate network of fast chargers.

By Christian Hinton
FLO_Survey

Other Posts

2025 Toyota Camry to be exclusively hybrid

The 2025 Toyota Camry is expected to arrive at Toyota dealerships in late spring 2024 with a starting MSRP of $28,400.

By Christian Hinton
2025_Camry_XSE_AWD
Global EV sales expected to increase by 21% in 2024

This represents a significant decline from growth rates of 31% in 2023 and 60% in 2022, ABI Research said.

By Christian Hinton
Tesla-Model-Y-1400
Yoshi Mobility plans to expand into EV charging, preventative maintenance, virtual inspections

The company is also commercializing its mobile EV charging platform to address challenges related to charging EV fleets.

By Christian Hinton
Yoshi-Mobility-EV-charging-1400
CEC prepares to fund up to $16M in hydrogen infrastructure incentives

CALSTART said applicants must show proof that their projects are intended for medium- or heavy-duty hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.

By Christian Hinton
Hydrogen-opposed-piston-engine-1400