Automotive
New York City selects startup to supply curbside charging network
Electrek reports that Brooklyn startup it’s electric will supply hardware for nearly 700 charging points across five boroughs.
The short version
- New York City selected Brooklyn startup it’s electric to supply hardware for a permanent curbside electric vehicle charging network.[Electrek]
- over the next three years, the project will replace pilot infrastructure and add 600 new Level 2 charging points to the existing 88 across all five boroughs.[Electrek]
- Hardware manufacturing will take place in Queens, with Maverick Corporation handling engineering and construction, and SWTCH Energy providing the software.[Electrek]
- The New York City Department of Transportation will retain control over driver pricing, which has not yet been set.[Electrek]
Key facts
- New York City selected Brooklyn startup it’s electric to supply hardware for its permanent curbside electric vehicle charging network.[Electrek]
- The project will expand the network to nearly 700 Level 2 charging points across all five boroughs over three years, adding 600 points to the current 88.[Electrek]
- The chargers will be manufactured in Queens, with engineering and construction by Maverick Corporation and software support from SWTCH Energy.[Electrek]
What remains uncertain
- Final charging pricing for drivers has not yet been established by the NYC Department of Transportation.[Electrek]
Sources
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