EVgo Licensed to Build Tesla V4 Superchargers With Dual-Plug Support

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EVgo has begun constructing Tesla Supercharger stations under a licensing agreement with Tesla. The new chargers are V4 Superchargers, representing Tesla's latest generation of fast-charging hardware. These stations will support both NACS and CCS1 plug standards, making them accessible to a broader range of electric vehicles. The EVgo-built Superchargers will also be visible and navigable within the Tesla app, integrating seamlessly into Tesla's existing charging network.

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