EVgo Expands kWh-Based Charging Pricing to 20 US States, Introduces Time-of-Use Rates
EVgo continues expanding its nationwide fast charging network with enhanced pricing options to serve diverse driver needs. The company now offers kilowatt-hour (kWh) pricing across 20 states, covering two-thirds of its network.
The transition to kWh pricing began in California during 2021, featuring:
- Time of Use (TOU) pricing to encourage off-peak charging
- Location-based pricing considering environmental justice and market factors
- Lower rates during Early Bird and Off-Peak hours
US Electricity Time-of-Use Rates Map
The kWh pricing model charges customers based on electricity consumed rather than time spent charging. Time-of-Use windows vary by state, offering cost savings during specific hours.
EVgo time-based charging price chart
Finding Current Pricing:
- EVgo mobile app
- PlugShare platform
- Charger screen displays
- EVgo Plan Finder tool
Additional Benefits:
- Subscription plans for lowest rates
- EVgo Rewards™ program earning charging credits
- Charger reservation capabilities
- Real-time pricing information
EVgo continues evaluating kWh pricing expansion to additional states where legally permitted. Customers can access state-specific TOU information and pricing details through EVgo's website and mobile platforms.
For optimal value, drivers can use the Plan Finder tool to match with the most suitable charging plan for their needs. Create an EVgo account to access these benefits and join the growing network of EV drivers nationwide.
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