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FreeWire Technologies to make available ultrafast, battery-integrated EV charging for Chevron and Texaco stations

FreeWire Technologies, a global electric vehicle (EV) charging and energy solutions provider and a manufacturer of ultrafast, battery-integrated EV charging stations and power solutions (earlier post), announced a program to make available battery-integrated electric vehicle (EV) charging equipment and solutions for Chevron-branded stations. This will include both Chevron’s company-owned stations as well as its independently owned retailer and marketer stations.

FreeWire’s program will provide an integrated approach by coupling battery-integrated chargers supported by energy management software with custom branding/design and analytics.

FreeWire’s fully integrated Boost Charger will allow customers to get 200 miles of range in 15 minutes. Boost Charger features a 160 kWh battery capacity and only needs one-eighth of the input power required of legacy charging while delivering up to 200 kW of high-power charging to all EV models.

The Boost Charger plugs into existing low-voltage utility service and delivers high-power charging that typically requires extensive site improvements and grid upgrades.

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Boost Charger 200.


FreeWire offers unique solutions to traditional fuelers, including supermajors such as bp and Phillips66, who have already tapped the California-based company to help advance their own electric-vehicle-charging plans.

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