EV Charging Comes To 6 New Cities

by Aaron Colter, April 23rd, 2011

Coulomb Technologies has announced six new cities that will have electric vehicle charging stations installed in their area. We first reported on the $37 million rollout program last summer, called ChargePoint America.
The cities unveiled include: Baltimore, Maryland, Tampa, Florida, Boston, Massachusetts, as well as Santa Barbara, Ventura, and Monterey, California. The charging stations work with vehicles from Ford, the Chevy Volt, and Smart Fortwo.

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