Electrify America

Expansion of Electrify America's EV charging infrastructure to 484 sites nationwide, spaced approximately 70 miles apart, each with 5-10 charging dispensers and minimum two 350-kilowatt stations.

These are the different systems available for charging electric vehicles. Currently, there are two mainstream technologies and a proprietary Tesla service that are incompatible with each other.

The network of stations and systems required to store and dispense hydrogen fuel for vehicles.

High-power direct current chargers for battery-electric heavy-duty vehicles, with megawatt-class charging capabilities.

United States

California

Launch of Porsche's first fully electric vehicle, a 600-horsepower four-door sedan with 800-volt battery technology and integrated three-year free charging package.

Ford's initiative to create the largest EV charging network in North America, featuring over 12,000 stations and 35,000 plugs. It aims to support Ford's upcoming EV models and be compatible with most other electric cars.

Investment by Porsche dealers to install fast-charging stations at 191 dealerships across America, with most locations delivering up to 320 kilowatts using Porsche's DC charging system.

Porsche's electric car model, with a new rear-wheel-drive, single-motor version unveiled for the Chinese market.

An upcoming electric crossover SUV from Ford, expected to be rolled out in 2020 and resemble a Ford Mustang. It is designed as an EV and is the first of its kind from the automaker.

An existing electric vehicle model from Ford that will continue production.