LOS ANGELES, Oct. 26, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- EVgo, the nation's largest public electric vehicle (EV) fast charging network, today announced the release of its new EVgo Mobile App for iOS and Android devices, providing EV drivers with convenient, simple use of its network of over 980 DC Fast chargers across the country. The app is the latest enhancement EVgo is introducing through its partnership and collaboration with technology solutions provider, Driivz.
EVgo is committed to making EV driving as easy as possible and is constantly improving customer experience. The new EVgo mobile app simplifies electric vehicle charging by enabling EV drivers to find and navigate to their closest charging station, check charger availability and start a charging session without carrying around an access card. The new swipe to charge feature is incredibly convenient. The app also provides drivers with a quick and easy method for tracking their charging session time.
EVgo's DC Fast chargers are capable of charging approximately 150 miles of range per hour. When combined with other charging options, such as home chargers, EVgo's chargers offer EV drivers a no-compromise lifestyle. Additionally, because EVgo owns and operates its fast charging stations it provides a superior and consistent charging experience for drivers.
Highlighted features of the EVgo App include:
- Card-free charging: initiate a session with a single swipe to the right
- Robust mapping functionality to find the closest EVgo station (or anywhere)
- Real-time charger status: track charging time and filter for currently available chargers—Turn-by-turn directions compatible with all leading navigation apps
- Set an alert for when an in-use charger becomes available
- Filtering options that enable users to only see chargers compatible with their car
- A charging timer to remotely monitor charge duration
- Save favorite charging spots and easily access recently visited stations
- Easy access to charging and billing history
"EV's are continuing to gain widespread adoption and the sales of EVs are becoming a larger percentage of overall car sales," said Dave Schembri, CEO of EVgo. "EVgo is already providing a customer experience that makes EV ownership easy and the addition of new tools, such as the EVgo app, will allow EVgo to deliver the highest quality customer experience to the growing number of EV drivers hitting the road.
In addition to the release of the app, EVgo added a web-based driver portal, with Driivz, which works seamlessly with the smartphone app and allows customers to review their charging history and plans, as well as update their information.
The EVgo Mobile App is available for download in both the Apple and Android app stores. For more information, please visit www.evgo.com.
About EVgo
EVgo leads America's electric vehicle revolution. Our mission: Build the nation's largest EV charging network while improving the planet and boosting the economy. We put the right chargers in the right places. Together we unite the EV movement for all, making it unstoppable. EVgo provides access to hundreds of public charging sites across the United States. To find out more, or to join the EVgo network, visit www.evgo.com. Connect with EVgo on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.
About Driivz
Driivz is a global industry leading, user friendly, modular, advanced proven cloud based technology company for charging infrastructure, serving the largest EV charging networks in Europe and the US. The company's charging management platform includes an operator portal, driver's portal, and app that administer all aspects of the EV network. The platform allows all users of an EV service provider's network to manage EV charging and keeping EV drivers on the road. To learn more about how Driivz is empowering the future of EV charging, visit www.Driivz.com
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