Building the largest open DC fast-charging network in the US
DC Fast Chargers
5,600+
Target 10,000 by 2026
Stations
1,080+
47 US states
Charging Sessions (2025)
20M+
Cumulative total
Valuation
~$2.45B
Siemens investment
Total raised: $2B+ · Latest valuation: ~$2.45B
| Round | Date | Amount | Valuation | Key Investors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VW Dieselgate Settlement – Cycle 1 | 2017 | $500M | — | Volkswagen Group |
| VW Investment – Cycle 2 | 2019 | $500M | — | Volkswagen Group |
| VW Investment – Cycle 3 | 2021 | $500M | — | Volkswagen Group |
| VW Investment – Cycle 4 | 2023 | $500M | — | Volkswagen Group |
| Minority Stake Sale | Jun 2024 | $450M | ~$2.45B | Siemens |
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Network Type | Open DC fast-charging (CCS / NACS) |
| Max Power | Up to 350 kW per connector |
| Stations | 1,080+ stations across 47 US states |
| Chargers | 5,600+ individual DC fast chargers |
| Payment | App, contactless pay, Plug&Charge |
| Roaming | Interoperable with multiple OEM apps |
Majority owner, committed $2B+ over four investment cycles
Minority shareholder since Jun 2024; $450M investment
Ford EV owners access EA network via FordPass
Complimentary charging credits for select EV models
MBUX integration and charging access
Established as part of VW's $2B Dieselgate settlement with US regulators
Initial DC fast-charging stations come online across multiple states
Surpasses 1,000 individual DC fast-charging connectors
Siemens acquires minority stake for $450M, valuing EA at ~$2.45B
Crosses 20 million total charging sessions delivered
Operating across 1,080+ stations in 47 US states
Goal to reach 10,000 individual DC fast-charging connectors