EVpin

Ever want to know the EV adoption of a county and see how it compares to the national average? What about year-over-year and projected growth rates? What if you just want to know the adoption rate on a zip code or metro level? At EVpin, we cover all of that and more. You get the most up to date nationwide BEV and PHEV registration numbers in just a click. All you need to do is toggle the map layer and click on the county, metro or zip code of your interest. Easy peasy! DM me to set up a demo call.

Generate hundreds of layouts a week. Your site acquisition team won’t need to learn anything new. They can start creating layouts the minute they sign up to EVpin. Need to confirm the drive aisle distance? Check. Want to confirm the existing stalls width and length? Check. Simply click the ruler icon to start measuring. No reference point required; the scale is built in. Your sales and design team will thank you for this.

Our design mode is now fully customizable. Send us your design standards and we'll integrate them directly into EVpin. Every layout you create follows your requirements perfectly—from stall dimensions to equipment pad sizes brand colors and more. We've also added numerical marker callouts allowing you to highlight: - Tree removals - Light pole relocations - Site-specific challenges - And more with corresponding explanations DM me to schedule a demo.

Evaluate. Design. Share. Repeat. Be careful scheduling a demo call. EVpin is such a no brainer that more than 50% of companies that we demo our tool to end up upgrading to the paid plan. DM me to schedule that demo call.

Utility rebates aren't going away, just like Verizon isn't going to stop giving away iPhones to its customers. Federal incentives seem to be going away, as many have predicted. But utility incentives aren’t going anywhere. Here’s why: At EVpin we've been monitoring rebate and incentive programs across the U.S. for quite some time. Remarkably, well over 50% of all available EV charging programs are utility rebates. Every charging station that utilities finance isn’t just an expense, it’s a smart way to win customers for the long run. It’s a bit like Verizon giving away a free iPhone to customers who sign up for a multi year contract. In other words, utilities view incentives as a great opportunity to keep customers coming back year after year. By nudging charging point operators (CPOs) and site hosts to install EV charging, they’re setting up a steady flow of revenue for the future. If I was running a utility program for public DCFC charging, I would make it a hard requirement to install charging in areas with high utilization potential. Utilities make money when CPOs make money, install charging location in the wrong location and nobody makes money. This approach would reduce risk and create a win-win situation for both CPOs and utility companies. Sometimes the most profitable path and the most sustainable path align. This convergence isn’t driven by ideology but by sound economic principles. And that’s why utility rebates are not going away.

How do you know if this is the right location to install a charging station? You can go from knowing nothing about a site to knowing everything: from zoning, nearby utilization, EV registrations, cellular signal strength, available rebates, available power, lot ownership info, all the way to designing a charging layout. Don’t just take my word for it. Give EVpin a try and see it for yourself.

Here's a county with a 5% overall EV adoption rate. Not bad, you think—until you find out the business adoption rate clock in at 14.3%, nearly triple!! If you’re in the fleet game, this data point is for you. Where do you go to find this information? EVpin got you covered. If you want to see how businesses are really switching, you need hyper local data. That’s what this feature does: it shows you business EV adoption rates for any county or zip code nationwide. Suddenly, you see where fleets are hitting critical mass and where the biggest opportunities lie.

This scaled layout was generated in seconds. Yes, you read that right! The same layout takes about an hour to generate the old fashion way. The best part? You can bring your own design standards from equipment pad sizes to stall dimensions to striping. Everything happens inside of EVpin. So much is happening behind the scenes to enable you to do this in seconds: → The notes were auto-generated in a click based on the items inserted on the map. → The conduit lengths were also auto-calculated based what was drawn on the map → The stall count and the number of dispensers are tracked by type and auto-generated on the title block.

What if you wanted to know the actual EV adoption rate of any county nationwide? The number of registered BEVs in a specific zip code? The top 5 make and model by county or zip code? Or the year over year growth? What if you get answers to all these questions with a simple address search. The best part is you get UNLIMITED search queries. Search as many addresses as you want. We provide you with hard-hitting insights, enabling you to make informed decisions and effectively present factual data to your site hosts, property managers, or owners. DM me to schedule a demo or sign up for a free account, your first 5 searches are on us!

Here’s your weekly EV charging news recap?? - U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration announces $635M in grants to continue building EV charging and refueling infrastructure - Electric Era announces 11th charging site launch in Water Valley, Mississippi - Automotive Charging Solutions (ACS) partners with EVpin to deliver real-time design and mapping solutions to EV charging customers across the U.S. - Automotive Charging Solutions (ACS) announces the installation of Level 2 EV charging stations at a splash pad and park in Chelsea, Alabama - AmpUp announces a partnership with Hubject - Aaron Jones promoted to Chief Sales Officer at Tritium? - Ernest Harmon promoted VP Global Head of Services at Tritium? - Kara Weinbaum joins CBRE as Sr. Director of EV Product Management - Greenlane? Infrastructure announces commissioning of plans to create one of southern California’s largest commercial EV charging hubs - StarCharge unveils new product lineup at CES 2025 - AISPEX announces launch of EnerVision Virtual Power Plant (VPP) integrating solar, storage, EV charging, and LCD displays - Energy Northwest and EVCS announce plans to install and operate over 1,400 EV chargers across 300+ sites ---------------- ?? Want the latest EV charging business and policy developments? Subscribe to EVPowerPulse in my profile.