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A fortnightly fast charge on electric vehicles and EV infrastructure across North America.

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  • The Road Ahead: EVs & Charging Infrastructure in 2026 | Coast-to-Coast EVs #51

    The Road Ahead: EVs & Charging Infrastructure in 2026 | Coast-to-Coast EVs #51
    Jan 8 2026
    Happy New Year! Join Eric, Walter, and Steve, for the first Coast-to-Coast EVs live stream of 2026 and a discussion around what we expect to see from electric vehicles and charging infrastructure over the next 12 months.

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    1 h y 31 m
  • DC Fast Charging Top 50: Time to Unpack Top Operators in US/Canada | Coast-to-Coast EVs 50

    DC Fast Charging Top 50: Time to Unpack Top Operators in US/Canada | Coast-to-Coast EVs 50
    Dec 11 2025
    Join Eric, Walter, and Steve to celebrate the 50th edition of Coast-to-Coast EVs! We briefly look back over our years of fortnightly fast charges and a wild 12 months for electric vehicles and infrastructure in 2025, unpacking the charging operators with the most DCFC locations across the US and Canada.Chapters:0:00 - Start0:30 - Celebrating 50 Episodes of C-to-C EVs!2:38 - Mercedes-Benz HPC Enters California4:27 - EV Infrastructure (US/CA): How We Got Here9:25 - Top 50 DC Charging Operators (Context)11:40 - "Notable Not Quites" - Rising Operators Not in Top 25 (Yet)18:30 - Charging Site Definitions21:20 - Positions 50 to 31 (Fewer than 50 sites)31:27 - Positions 30 to 2538:12 - Positions 24 to 2142:50 - Positions 20 to 11 (~100 to 250 sites)1:06:35 - Positions 10 to 5 (~350 to ~800 sites)1:08:45 - Unpacking Dealership Charging in Site Count1:17:36 - Top 5 Charging Operators in US/Canada (800+ sites)1:30:30 - Discussion around Site Count vs. Stall Count (Average Stalls per Site)1:40:00 - Celebrated Co-Hosts: Thanks for Getting Us to 50!1:42:23 - CloseHOST CHANNELS:Eric Way / News Coulomb - / @newscoulomb3705 Walter Schulze / tNAC - / @thenetworkarchitectchannel (Also OoS Bits contributions like this one -- • Mercedes HPC @ Starbucks! This Week In DC ... )Steve / Plug & Play EV - you're already here! But go back to the beginning to see the first Coast-to-Coast EVs here, if you want to explore - https://www.youtube.com/live/4VR_f6Ie2SIAnd you can get weekly EV infrastructure news/analysis here: https://evi.plugnplayev.com/subscribeThe Top 50 names in DCFC entering December 2025 contains some famous - and several unfamiliar - names, but it's the positions of potential giants that really emphasizes where we are. Preview the list of 50 (sorted by site count) ahead of the discussion here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...This is the eye of the charging infrastructure storm in North America, as massive entities with deep pockets set the stage to challenge the longstanding top four: ChargePoint, Electrify America, EVgo, and, of course, Tesla Superchargers.Before hitting the top 10, we spend some time sharing the top 50 list (by site count), how we put it together, and categorizing those that landed in positions 11-25.Cheers, nerds!⚡ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    1 h y 43 m
  • NEVI Survived... But Do We Still Need It? | Coast-to-Coast EVs 49 with AP1/Jacob Espinoza

    NEVI Survived... But Do We Still Need It? | Coast-to-Coast EVs 49 with AP1/Jacob Espinoza
    Nov 20 2025

    Many wrote off the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program, even before a tumultuous period in which federal funds were paused for the first half of the year. Nonetheless, it survived the legislative onslaught, won key legal battles, and emerged delayed but unscathed.


    The last few months saw states getting approval for federal funding to deploy EV charging once again, including in locations that had previously declined to participate. But funding resumes at a time when privately-funded projects are driving a DCFC boom across the United States, often at the same locations that NEVI sought to fill when the first plans were drawn up four years ago.


    All of which prompts the overarching question: do we still need NEVI?


    The Coast-to-Coast EVs crew is joined by Jacob Espinoza, an experienced voice in EV infrastructure, especially in the desert southwest region covering Arizona,, Texas, and his home state of New Mexico.


    The quartet unpack the four corners of the country and everything in between to share which states are doing what, and how it's integrating with massive private sector projects from IONNA, Walmart Energy, Mercedes-Benz, the major truck stop chains, and many more.

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    1 h y 19 m
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