Zaptec designs, develops, and manufactures electric vehicle (EV) charging systems for residential homes, apartment complexes, and commercial parking facilities. Their product lineup includes smart EV chargers like Zaptec Go, Zaptec Go 2, and Zaptec Pro, offering high-capacity charging, load balancing, and connectivity features.
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ZAPTEC is an ev charging infrastructure company headquartered in Norway. Xcout tracks 22 named people at ZAPTEC, including Eirik Fjellså Hærem (Chief Financial Officer & Deputy CEO).
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AUTOChargit, LLC designs and manufactures patented automated electric vehicle (EV) charging systems for parking garages, fleet depots, and mobile applications. The company provides switching chargers, automated garage systems, mobile roadside assistance charging solutions, and fleet management integration.
EVgo, Inc. operates and manages a comprehensive network of high-speed direct current (DC) electric vehicle charging stations across the United States. The company provides electric power directly to vehicle owners who utilize its publicly accessible, connected chargers. EVgo also supports original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) with charging solutions and related offerings. Its services extend to fleet and rideshare businesses, providing public charging options, as well as offering "charging as a service" and dedicated charging infrastructure for fleets. Complementary services include tailored digital application experiences, integration of charging data, customer loyalty initiatives, access to chargers located within paid parking structures, trial programs for precisely targeted advertising, and the ability to reserve charging sessions. Furthermore, through its eXtendTM initiative, EVgo delivers comprehensive maintenance, development, and project management services, encompassing the installation, network integration, and ongoing operation of electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE). Established in 2010, EVgo is headquartered in Los Angeles, California.
ChargeStar, Inc. provides turnkey electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions, including site assessment, procurement, installation, and ongoing maintenance for public networks, businesses, and municipalities. The company specializes in deploying Level 2 and Level 3 DC fast-charging stations across highways, commercial properties, and residential complexes throughout the United States.
Blink Charging Co., a global and domestic entity, operates through its subsidiaries to provide comprehensive electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions, encompassing both equipment and networked services. It supplies a range of EV charging hardware, suitable for both residential and commercial applications, allowing electric vehicle owners to conveniently power up their vehicles in diverse environments. Central to its offerings is the Blink Network, an advanced cloud-based platform. This system facilitates the operation, maintenance, and overall management of Blink's charging infrastructure, handling crucial data, back-end processes, and payment collection. It also empowers property owners, facility managers, parking operators, and government bodies with remote monitoring and control capabilities for their EV charging stations. Furthermore, EV drivers benefit from real-time access to station details, including location, current availability, and associated costs. Beyond the network, Blink delivers a full suite of EV charging hardware, complementary software services, and customizable service plans. The company has established strategic alliances to deploy its charging solutions across a broad spectrum of high-traffic and destination-based venues. These include critical transportation hubs like airports, car dealerships, medical facilities, hotels, mixed-use complexes, municipal sites, multi-unit residential properties, parks, parking areas, religious organizations, restaurants, retail establishments, educational campuses, sports stadiums, supermarkets, and corporate workplaces. The company's services are distributed via its dedicated direct sales force and an extensive network of resellers. Additionally, its residential Level 2 chargers are made available through diverse online retail channels. As of March 10, 2022, Blink had successfully installed approximately 30,000 charging ports globally. The company was founded in 2009 and maintains its corporate headquarters in Miami Beach, Florida.
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