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Merchants Fleet, EVgo Partner to Expand EV Charging Accessibility
This partnership allows Merchants Fleet clients to leverage a combination of depot charging solutions, charging networks, and EVgo’s public network.

EVgo’s charging network serves over 68 metropolitan areas across 35 states and more than 300,000 customer accounts.
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Merchants Fleet announced a partnership with EVgo to provide a full range of solutions including infrastructure planning, hardware, software, O&M, and infrastructure deployment services to Merchants Fleet clients to support the electrification of fleets nationwide.
“Charging and infrastructure is the foundation of every EV transition plan and bringing EVgo into the Merchants ecosystem allows our clients to take real, tangible steps toward making their EV plans a reality,” said Brendan P. Keegan, CEO of Merchants Fleet. “This partnership gives Merchants Fleet clients access to an expanded network of best-in-class charging solutions and allows us to help push the needle forward on sustainability through fleet electrification.”
The new partnership gives Merchants Fleet clients the ability to leverage a combination of depot charging solutions, charging networks, and EVgo’s public network comprised of over 800 fast charging and over 1,200 Level 2 locations. EVgo’s locations bring more than 98% uptime and deep coverage in urban core areas.
EVgo provides Level 2 and DCFC charging solutions for light, medium, and heavy-duty fleets, designed to meet operational needs. EVgo’s fleet solutions include a solution set of hardware, design, engineering, and construction of charging facilities and fleet transition planning and support including software, operations, networking, and maintenance functions and capabilities supporting cost-saving and optimization for fleet operations.
“EVgo has been building a track record as the partner-of-choice for fleet electrification. Reliable and flexible charging will be essential to how fleets operate their business in the all-electric future,” said Cathy Zoi, CEO of EVgo. “We applaud Merchants for their industry leadership and look forward to working together to streamline the fleet electrification process and build a new future for transportation.”
In early 2021, Merchants launched its Adopt EV program, designed to help guide businesses through each step of the fleet electrification process.The company has committed more than $2B in inventory allocation toward having 50% of its mobility fleet electric by 2025 and 50% of its clients’ fleet electric by 2030, and as part of its ESG strategy, Merchants installed EVgo charging ports at its corporate headquarters for employee and client use.
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