As most major automakers prepare to incorporate Tesla’s charging ports into their vehicles, BP announced Thursday that it will buy the company’s ultra-fast chargers for its independent EV charging network for $100 million.
What you need to know Oil and gas company BP plans to buy Tesla ultra-fast chargers for $100 million for growing BP Pulse EV charging network BP Pulse plans to add 1 billion to US EV charging by 2030 The BP Pulse Tesla charger, which plans to invest $500 million of which will be invested within the next three years, will be available at BP, Amoco, APM, Thorntons, and TravelCenters of America.Houston, Phoenix, Los Angeles, Chicago and Washington DC will be the first cities
The London-based company’s EV charging business, known as bp Pulse, plans to invest $1 billion in U.S. EV charging by 2030, with $500 million of that expected to be invested within the next three years. .
BP plans to start installing Tesla chargers in 2024 at locations that are already part of the BP Pulse network, including BP, Amoco, APM, Thorntons, TravelCenters of…