Svetlana Gershman’s Post

44% of EV owners select quick-service restaurants (QSRs) as their first choice for charging compared to other venues, such as big box retailers or convenience stores, according to new findings from a recent study we conducted. This means that QSRs that embrace investing in electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure stand to gain a competitive edge in the evolving retail landscape. In this new blog, Dyna Boen, Swati G., and Kim Pesiri LeConey explore the retail brands leading the way in EV charging and the unique opportunity for QSRs to get people back into the restaurant while their EV powers up. Read more here: https://hubs.li/Q02sxyMK0 #retail #qsr #EVs #insights

In this blog, my Escalent colleagues dig into new findings about where EV owners charge, which retail EV charging locations have the biggest draw and why. Click below to read more. #retailers #consumerbehavior #evcharging

In this blog, my @Escalent colleagues dig into new findings about where EV owners charge, which retail EV charging locations have the biggest draw and why. Click below to read more. #retailers #consumerbehavior #evcharging

In this blog, my @Escalent colleagues dig into new findings about where EV owners charge, which retail EV charging locations have the biggest draw and why. Click below to read more. #retailers #consumerbehavior #evcharging https://lnkd.in/gJgFqFaC

On road trips, what do EV owners want to do while they charge their vehicles? Eat junk food and walk their dogs, of course! In this blog, my Escalent colleagues dig into new findings about where EV owners charge, which retail EV charging locations have the biggest draw and why. Click below to read more. #retailers #consumerbehavior #evcharging

Where are EV owners charging and what retail EV charging locations have the biggest draw? Check out the brands leading the way in EV charging and the unique opportunity for QSRs to get people back into the restaurant while their EV powers up in a new blog from our sister agency, Escalent. https://lnkd.in/eHCaW3NT #retail #qsr #EVs #insights

Major fast food and convenience store chains are increasing their investment in electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, signaling an acceleration in the expansion of the country's charging network. This development continues to be a significant marker of progress for EV infrastructure, as it addresses the growing concern among potential EV buyers regarding the availability of charging stations. It also reflects a broader trend of automakers prioritizing electrification while addressing consumer demand for accessible charging options. https://zurl.co/kSeo #ElecVulum #HobbsandCo #electricvehicles #evcharger #evcharging #infrastructure

Plans to convert fast food parking bays into electric vehicle charging points: … convert three parking spots into electric vehicle parking bays. Plans have been … wants to install two rapid electric vehicle charging stations and ancillary equipment … #car #cars #awesome

EVgo and General Motors announced that they are expanding upon their work together and taking charging to the next level by deploying 400 fast charging stalls at flagship destinations in major metropolitan areas across the U.S. With features such as 350kW fast chargers, ample lighting, canopies, pull-through stations and security cameras, the flagship stations are poised to set a new benchmark in the EV charging landscape, by addressing the growing demand for convenient, reliable and customer-centric charging solutions in the markets that need them most. Most flagship stations are expected to feature up to 20 stalls, ensuring that there are critical charging hubs to best serve the growing number of EV drivers on the road. Flagships will be deployed coast to coast, including in metropolitan areas in states such as Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, New York and Texas. Co-branded by EVgo and GM Energy, the flagship stations will be located near a diverse set of amenities including shopping, dining, coffee shops and other services drivers can take advantage of while they charge. #electricvehicles #zeroemissions

The LA Times just reported that a new Mercedes-Starbucks partnership will give EV drivers on I-5 a new reason to take R&R breaks (rest and recharge – literally!). And this isn’t just good news for road trippers. According to the article, @Mercedes-Benz_ag plans to install up to 100 fast charging stations at @Starbucks cafes along one of the West Coast’s most traveled highways, which stretches from Southern California up to Washington State. Not only does a move like this bring more EV charging to more places, it gives customers an excuse to spend a little longer – and a little more – at their favorite cafes while they’re fueling up to drive another 200+ miles. We’ll say it again: EVs are good for everybody. Imagine a world where every parking lot has 30% access to charging. That means longer customer dwell times (better for local businesses), plus more charging options for people without a garage (better for overall EV adoption). Win. And win. And win.  https://lnkd.in/gUTPnJQj