Pilot Company, General Motors, and EVgo announced that their EV fast-charging network now includes over 130 EV fast-charging locations across more than 25 states. This network supports long-distance EV travel on major interstates and popular corridors.

EV Drivers Get More Coverage for Spring and Summer Travel

As spring and summer travel picks up, EV drivers will access reliable charging along routes like I-75 from Michigan to Georgia and corridors from Minneapolis to Milwaukee, Detroit to Cleveland, San Antonio to Houston, and Dallas to Nashville.

“As we strive to be the leading energy and experience provider people rely on to fuel their journeys, our travel centers are uniquely able to fill a need for EV owners who are looking to make the most of their miles,” said Shannon Sturgil, senior VP of alternative fuels at Pilot. “The collaboration with GM and EVgo will continue to bring highway-based charging to more regions and routes where this infrastructure is needed.”

EV Fast-Charging Network Includes 2,000 Planned Stalls

The partners first announced the project in 2022. They plan to build up to 2,000 fast-charging stalls at up to 500 Pilot and Flying J locations. These sites offer 24/7 access, restrooms, Wi-Fi, lounges, and convenience stores. Many also include canopies and pull-through stalls for drivers towing trailers.

EVgo chargers can deliver up to 350 kW, enabling a recharge in as little as 15 minutes. The network supports Plug and Charge for compatible EV models.

EV Growth Fuels Demand for More Charging Access

In 2024, EV sales in the U.S. reached 1.3 million units. Sales grew by 15% in Q4 alone. GM’s EV sales jumped 50% over the same period.

“Spring break is all about hitting the road, making memories, and enjoying the journey — not worrying about where to charge,” said Wade Sheffer, VP of GM Energy. “Our work with Pilot and EVgo is giving EV drivers more confidence to take long trips with ease. With more than 130 locations now open, we’re helping ensure charging is seamless and convenient.”

“As part of our ongoing collaboration with Pilot and GM, we continue to offer a customer-centric charging experience across our country’s most traveled corridors. That means building new infrastructure to connect rural, urban, and suburban communities,” said Dennis Kish, president of EVgo. “Infrastructure availability is a key factor for drivers considering EVs. We will continue to deploy high-power charging infrastructure nationwide to support current and future EV drivers.”