EVgo, Electrify America Sign Roaming Agreement
Electrify America and EVgo announced an interoperability agreement that allows drivers to charge their EVs on both EVgo and Electrify America public chargers without additional fees

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Electrify America and EVgo announced an interoperability agreement that allows drivers to charge their electric vehicles on both company's respective public chargers without incuring additional fees.
The roaming partnership is designed to increase access to electric vehicle (EV) charging stations throughout the country, according to a release. The roaming partnership allows drivers to use existing accounts for a seamless experience.
Drivers will be able to access public chargers on either the EVgo or Electrify America networks without having to create new memberships, registrations, or payment methods. The agreement will connect more than 3,000 DC fast chargers at more than 1,000 stations from EVgo and Electrify America, a release from the companies said.
Earlier this year, Electrify America announced a similar agreement with ChargePoint. The company also has similar agreements in place for L2 chargers with Greenlots, Sema Connect and EV Connect. EVgo has also announced bilateral interoperability agreements with ChargePoint, EV Connect, and Sema Connect.
Originally posted on Automotive Fleet
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