The GM’s Ultium Charge 360 ​​project offers access to about 60,000 EV plugs

The simple fact is to charge an electric car, it is possible for people to choose the form of on their next car. It’s straightforward. What is not easy is the difficulty of building adequate networks, and helping people find a place where they may need them.

GM says it has a plan to reduce the impact of repatriation. Under the Ultium Charge 360 ​​function, it works with seven networks (Blink Charging, ChargePoint, EV Connect, , FLO, Greenlots and SemaConnect) to provide operators with “access beyond” 60,000 plugs in the US and Canada. GM mobile phone applications have recently incorporated real-time location information and helped drivers find them on their way. Owners of EV owners can initiate and pay for payments through this program. These programs were already in place on EVgo and ChargePoint sites.

In the meantime, GM and EVgo have developed the first devices that are well-suited to machine manufacturers . The first locations are in Washington, California and Florida. There are four chargers on each page, each of which can deliver up to 350 kilowatts. GM and EVgo want to have about 500 retail outlets this year, as well as more than 2,700 by the end of 2025.

GM estimates that the Ultium platform will provide its vehicles with a distance of 450 miles for a single price. Among the EVs that the Ultium system will use is , and Electric box. The company plans to launch 30 EVs worldwide by the end of 2025, and having a very strong network really helps to sell them.

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