EV charging startups that could get snapped up in 2022
Companies, agencies, institutions, etc
Energy
Bank of America
the Department of Energy
Shell
BP
Autotech Ventures
EV
Volta
ChargePoint
Revel
Uber
Maniv Mobility
General Motors
GM
People
Quin Garcia
Meir Dardashti
Blink
Groups
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Physical locations
Europe
North America
Places
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Locations
US
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New York City
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Tel Aviv
Israel
Events
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Summary
Energy companies and car companies are likely to ramp up their acquisitions and partnerships with charging startups as a wave of electric vehicles is expected to hit the market and strain existing infrastructure in the coming years.Electric vehicles could gobble up some 16% of new vehicle sales in the US in 2024, up from an estimated 6% this year, according to Bank of America, double their presence last year. Founded in 2007, ChargePoint went public via SPAC in March 2021 and currently has a market capitalization around $4 billion.Why it stands out: ChargePoint boasts one of the largest charging networks in the world, with some hundreds of thousands of stations globally, according to the company's website.
As said here by Nora Naughton