Nxu's fourth NxuOne charging station
Nxu announces the location of the fourth NxuOne™ NEVI Corridor charging station:
Mesa, Arizona, January 11, 2024 (Global Communications Agency) — Nxu, Inc. (Nasdaq stock code: NXU) (“Nxu”, “the company”) a domestic technology company, dedicated to providing innovative electric vehicle charging and energy storage solutions for global customers. Power infrastructure needed for our electrified future, is signing contracts, buying a piece of land at Kramer Junction, California. Kramer Junction is located in Corridor 7 of NEVI in California, marking the fourth NxuOne™ electric vehicle charging system location within four weeks, showcasing Nxu's dedication to bringing fast, reliable, consistent charging to American highways.
Nxu Founder, Chairman, and CEO Mark Hanchett said: "We are actively looking for the best sites within the NEVI Corridor to ensure we maximize this opportunity and bring fast, reliable charging experiences to electric vehicle drivers as soon as possible." "Ensuring that Nxu becomes a strong competitor for the 2024 California NEVI funding is critical to ensuring the safety of these locations."
National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Corridor 7 is one of the six corridor groups included in the first round of the California Energy Commission's NEVI Formula Plan, which has announced grant funding of up to $40,500,000 for strategically deploying high-performance electric vehicle projects, including direct current fast chargers electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
NxuOne™ electric vehicle charging solution can provide powerful, standard-agnostic charging, delivering the required electrical power to all electric vehicle users when they need it. Electric vehicle drivers can rely on NxuOne™ electric vehicle charging solution to have a consistent, reliable charging experience. Nxu previously announced Quartzsite, Arizona, as its first highway charging station, expected to break ground in 2024. Other California charging stations in the contract include Tehachapi, North Edwards, and Barstow.
Mesa, Arizona, January 11, 2024 (Global Communications Agency) — Nxu, Inc. (Nasdaq stock code: NXU) (“Nxu”, “the company”) a domestic technology company, dedicated to providing innovative electric vehicle charging and energy storage solutions for global customers. Power infrastructure needed for our electrified future, is signing contracts, buying a piece of land at Kramer Junction, California. Kramer Junction is located in Corridor 7 of NEVI in California, marking the fourth NxuOne™ electric vehicle charging system location within four weeks, showcasing Nxu's dedication to bringing fast, reliable, consistent charging to American highways.
Nxu Founder, Chairman, and CEO Mark Hanchett said: "We are actively looking for the best sites within the NEVI Corridor to ensure we maximize this opportunity and bring fast, reliable charging experiences to electric vehicle drivers as soon as possible." "Ensuring that Nxu becomes a strong competitor for the 2024 California NEVI funding is critical to ensuring the safety of these locations."
National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Corridor 7 is one of the six corridor groups included in the first round of the California Energy Commission's NEVI Formula Plan, which has announced grant funding of up to $40,500,000 for strategically deploying high-performance electric vehicle projects, including direct current fast chargers electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
NxuOne™ electric vehicle charging solution can provide powerful, standard-agnostic charging, delivering the required electrical power to all electric vehicle users when they need it. Electric vehicle drivers can rely on NxuOne™ electric vehicle charging solution to have a consistent, reliable charging experience. Nxu previously announced Quartzsite, Arizona, as its first highway charging station, expected to break ground in 2024. Other California charging stations in the contract include Tehachapi, North Edwards, and Barstow.
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