Evgo Inc. Stock Price, News & Analysis

GM and Pilot Company announced a collaboration to establish a national DC fast charging network powered by EVgo eXtend, enhancing long-distance electric travel in the U.S. The network will feature 2,000 charging stalls co-branded as "Pilot Flying J" and integrated into GM's Ultium Charge 360 ecosystem, accessible to all EV brands. GM's investment in EV infrastructure totals nearly $750 million, aiming to install charging stations every 50 miles. The initiative targets 3,250 fast chargers by 2025 and combines public and private funding to reduce range anxiety for EV drivers.

EVgo Inc. (NASDAQ: EVGO) has been added to the Russell 3000® and Russell 2000® Indexes, effective June 27, 2022. This inclusion reflects EVgo's market capitalization among the 4,000 largest US stocks. As the largest public fast charging network for electric vehicles, EVgo operates over 850 charging locations in more than 30 states, serving around 375,000 customers. The Russell indexes are significant benchmarks for approximately $12 trillion in assets, thereby increasing investor exposure and awareness of EVgo's mission to promote electric vehicle adoption.

EVgo has announced a collaboration with GM to introduce Plug and Charge technology for all GM electric vehicles (EVs) equipped with DC fast-charging capability on the EVgo network. This innovative service allows users to initiate fast-charging sessions effortlessly, enhancing the charging experience by eliminating the need for mobile apps or RFID cards. The integration of Autocharge technology aims to boost convenience and security for EV drivers. EVgo, operating over 850 locations across 30 states, continues to lead in electric vehicle infrastructure.

EVgo Inc. has been selected for proposed awards totaling $3.6M from the California Energy Commission for the REACH grants, aimed at deploying new high-powered fast chargers near multi-family housing. This initiative will provide discounted rates for local residents and enhance access to EV charging for underserved communities. The project addresses the needs of over 6 million Californians living in apartment buildings, promoting adoption of electric vehicles. EVgo aims to increase infrastructure access for low-income individuals and communities with fewer charging options.

EVgo, the largest public fast charging network for electric vehicles in the U.S., announces its senior management team's participation in investor conferences hosted by Bank of America, Evercore ISI, and JP Morgan in June. The company has released an updated investor presentation, accessible on their investor relations website. EVgo operates over 850 charging locations in more than 30 states and serves approximately 375,000 customers, aiming to lead the transition to electric transportation through its 100% renewable energy-powered network.

EVgo has been awarded a five-year Blanket Purchase Agreement with the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) to provide Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) for federal fleets. As a subcontractor to OSC~WEBco, EVgo will help electrify the government fleet of over 650,000 vehicles, currently less than 3% electric. This partnership facilitates quicker procurement for federal agencies to install charging stations. The Biden-Harris administration aims for 100% zero-emission vehicle acquisitions by 2035, supported by a proposed budget of $300 million for GSA in FY23.

EVgo Inc. has appointed Katherine Motlagh, CFO of CyrusOne, and Badar Khan, President of National Grid U.S., to its Board of Directors. Motlagh’s term will expire at the 2024 annual meeting, while Khan’s will expire in 2025. Both directors bring extensive experience in technology and energy sectors. CEO Cathy Zoi emphasizes that their leadership will be crucial for EVgo's growth in the electrified transportation sector. As of Q1 2022, EVgo operates over 850 charging locations across 30 states, serving around 375,000 customer accounts.

EVgo has announced a new commercial agreement with Cadillac to offer 2023 LYRIQ drivers two years of unlimited fast charging on EVgo's network. This initiative aims to enhance the EV ownership experience and facilitate the transition to electric vehicles. The agreement builds on a broader collaboration with General Motors, targeting the construction of 3,250 high-powered DC fast charging stalls by 2025. With over 850 charging locations and powered by 100% renewable energy, EVgo continues to expand its infrastructure to support EV adoption across the U.S.

EVgo reported first-quarter 2022 revenue of $7.7 million, marking an 86% increase year-over-year, primarily driven by higher retail and fleet charging revenues. Network throughput reached 8.0 GWh, a 95% increase compared to Q1 2021. The company added 129 new charging stalls, totaling 2,110 stalls in operation or under construction. Despite a gross loss of $0.6 million and a net loss of $55.3 million, adjusted gross profit improved to $2.9 million with a margin of 37%. EVgo maintains a robust growth outlook for 2022.