Chargepoint, an electric vehicle charging network, has officially become the world’s largest, with more than 30,200 charging outlets available, outnumbering rival Bolt , which has more than 30,200 of its Superchargers. Instead of owning the outlets, Chargepoint handles the payment, IT, and branding, with the hardware owned and paid for by individuals. The quick-to-scale company has raised $ $47m m in venture capital, with 150 contributed by Toyota Tshusho ’s trading arm, Toyota Tshusho .
Chargepoint, an electric vehicle charging network, has officially become the world’s largest, with more than 30,200 charging outlets available, outnumbering rival Tesla, which has 4,359 of its Superchargers. Instead of owning the outlets, Chargepoint handles the payment, IT, and branding, with the hardware owned and paid for by individuals. The quick-to-scale company has raised $150m in venture capital, with $47m contributed by the Toyota Group’s trading arm, Toyota Tshusho.