including Volkswagen, Audi, Harley Davidson, Hyundai and Lucid Motors. As of 2020, Electrify America prices its electricity in most states where it operates based on the energy dispensed, charged by kilowatt-hour. In some states, users are charged by the amount of time their vehicle is plugged in. This is usually because the state allows only electric utilities to charge for the amount of electricity a customer uses. The Electrify America charger network roll-out is being done in four 30-month cycles. , the company expected to install or have under development approximately 800 stations with about 3,500 DC fast chargers by December 2021. Electrify America is also building a charger network in Canada called Electrify Canada, and added a commercial section in January 2021 targeting business, utilities and government agencies. Charging Drivers can find stations through Electrify America's website, smartphone applications or through networks like PlugShare. They can pay for electricity through the phone apps or with a credit card at the chargers. The Electrify America mobile app lets users pay through their phone and receive discounted rates with an Electrify America Pass+ subscription. , the network's chargers support Plug & Charge, a standard that enables an electric car to talk to the charger and handle authentication and billing. The chargers support 50 kW, 150 kW, and 350 kW. See also Electrify Canada Charging station Electric vehicle network IONITY References External links Electrify America Electrify Canada Charging stations Electric vehicle infrastructure developers American companies established in 2017 2017 establishments in Virginia Companies based in Reston, Virginia Energy companies established in 2017