2024 DC Fast Charging Super Summary! Coast-to-Coast EVs # 27

Join your fellow EV nerds for a look at all of the DCFC projects that matter across North America as the year comes to a close. With all of the Coast-to-Coast EVs crew tracking multiple projects, we assess how far we've come in the past 12-18 months and the work that's still ahead. From the ongoing Tesla Supercharger network opening up and EVgo's travel expansion through Pilot-Flying J, to newer efforts like IONNA, Ford Charge, and many smaller players, there's a lot to cover. We'll also look north of the border in Canada and at the pros and cons of public programs like NEVI in catalyzing DCFC. If you have requests for future topics, contact the team on [email protected] Timestamps:Chapters:0:00 - Start2:22 - In the News: Rivian-VW Joint Venture13:11 - Viewer Intros/Comments19:10 - DCFC in 2024: From Bust to Boom20:48 - Pilot-Flying J: Start of a DCFC Renaissance?23:28 - Public Fast Charging Before "the Boom"25:26 - New Players > Existing Networks in California29:28 - Cross-country EV Travel with Pilot-Flying J33:40 - IONNA's Mixed Approach to Site Selection37:25 - Dual J3400/CCS1 Starting to Show Up41:00 - Colusa Casino EV Charging & "Sleeper Sites"48:30 - Bad Old Days: EV Gateway Fails to Impress49:30 - Kwik Charge Open for Business54:26 - FPL Evolution57:00 - Future of the NEVI Program1:04:41 - Relative Cost of Tesla Superchargers1:10:44 - Viewer Comments1:18:47 - BC Hydro's Electric Highway1:22:53 - Circle K1:25:28 - Rivian Adventure Network1:26:30 - Ford Charge1:28:07 - Mercedes-Benz HPC: Buc'ees + Starbucks1:29:20 - Buc'ees or Pilot-Flying J? Viewers Decide!1:32:18 - Close Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.