Samsara and EVgo (Nasdaq: EVGO) established a cooperation on Tuesday focused at assisting businesses that deploy, manage, charge, and repair electric vehicles.
Samsara’s business fleet customers now have access to EVgo’s nationwide network of 800 fast-charging stations. In addition, EVgo is the first EV partner on Samsara’s Specialists Marketplace, which is a network of certified implementation experts.
“The transportation market is rapidly electrifying. When it comes to creating a long-term impact, electric cars provide business fleets a great potential “EVgo’s chief commercial officer, Jonathan Levy, said in a statement. “Samsara serves over 20,000 customers in industries that are ripe for electrification,” says the company.
EVgo, based in Los Angeles, is a developer, owner, and operator of electric vehicle fast-charging stations in 65 cities throughout 34 states in the United States. More than 250,000 people use the service.
Customers in the energy, food and beverage, construction and manufacturing, and transportation industries use Samsara’s software and sensors to monitor and control commercial fleets and industrial operations.
In a statement, Christopher Mozzocchi, director of OEM products and ecosystem integrations at Samsara, stated, “Fleet electrification is top of mind for a number of our transportation customers, but the process of adopting EVs can bring unique operational problems.” “By partnering with EVgo, we’ll be able to provide our customers with the expertise and electric vehicle infrastructure they need to achieve their sustainability goals.”
According to a press statement, EVgo offers multiple electrification solutions for light-, medium-, and heavy-duty electric business fleets, including public fast charging, dedicated charging hubs, and fleet depots.
GM (NYSE: GM) announced the Ultium Charge 360 linked EV charging station initiative in April, working with seven charging network providers, including EVgo, to give fleets access to almost 60,000 chargers across the United States and Canada.
After completing a merger with a listed special purpose acquisition business, Climate Real Impact Solutions II, EVgo went public on July 2 and began trading on the Nasdaq.
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