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The Electrify America division, born of the Dieselgate scandal, operates a few hundred charging stations across the United States.
ทดลองเล่นสล็อตฟรีไม่ต้องฝากVolkswagen may sell its stake in Electrify America to help the division grow in the electric vehicle era, Reuters reported on Monday. The automaker is working with Citi to find new venture capitalists who are willing to spend at least $1 billion to help Electrify America grow.
According to the source of the publication The automaker needs outside help to position the company for growth and to build EV infrastructure. Volkswagen and Electrify America declined to comment on the news.
As is, the company plans to spend about $2 billion through 2026 to help expand its charging station network. Only 635 count now, with 2,850 plugs for drivers, with 125 more stations under construction.
But the network is far from the Tesla Supercharger network in terms of overall coverage. However, the new station will feature a 350 kW fast charging plug that can charge the battery in about 20 minutes