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Wawa Partners with Electrify America for Branded EV Chargers

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Wawa Partners with Electrify America for Branded EV Chargers
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Wawa is launching a series of branded EV chargers in partnership with Electrify America, aimed at enhancing the EV charging experience across its gas stations.

Wawa is stepping up its commitment to electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure by partnering with Electrify America to introduce a series of branded EV chargers. The initiative will start with eight locations in Pennsylvania and is designed to improve accessibility and convenience for EV drivers.

The new chargers are notable for their differentiated pricing and custom design, which aim to create a unique charging experience. Each of the eight locations will feature both North American Charging Standard (NACS) and Combined Charging System (CCS) connectors, with some models capable of delivering fast charging of up to 400 kW.

Key Features of Wawa’s EV Chargers

  • Debut at eight locations in Pennsylvania.
  • Combination of NACS and CCS connectors supporting up to 400 kW.
  • Each location will have two chargers, with five locations allowing two vehicles to charge simultaneously.
  • Three locations will feature CCS-only stations supporting up to 350 kW.

This rollout represents a strategic expansion for Wawa, which already operates 280 charging stations across 14 states. The introduction of these branded chargers reaffirms Wawa's commitment to providing electric charging options alongside its traditional fuel offerings.

Rich Makin, Wawa's senior vice president, stated that this initiative is part of their goal to deliver a "seamless, reliable, and consistent experience" for all fueling needs. As more consumers shift towards electric vehicles, Wawa's investment in charging infrastructure reflects an understanding of evolving market demands.

In partnership with Electrify America, Wawa aims to make EV charging more accessible, further embedding themselves in the growing EV landscape while meeting customer needs for fast and reliable charging stations.

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