EVGO INC. CL.A

EVgo, with support from General Motors, opened a flagship public fast-charging station at a Meijer in Warren, Michigan, featuring 12 pull-through stalls and 350 kW chargers capable of a full charge in about 15 minutes depending on the vehicle. EVgo CEO Badar Kahn said chargers are becoming more reliable and batteries are charging faster, while GM’s Will Hotchkiss noted that slower EV sales have allowed charging infrastructure to catch up to demand. The station targets drivers without home charging and long-distance travelers and is part of EVgo’s ongoing partnership expansion for public charging. » More on forbes.com

For Q2, EVgo reported an adjusted loss per share of $0.15 (expectation $0.13) on revenue of $82.65 million, which only slightly beat the forecast. The charging business continued to grow (+19% to $61 million), overall revenue was down, and the stock traded pre-market near its 52-week low. EVgo confirmed its full-year guidance of $400–430 million in revenue and adjusted EBITDA of -$25 to -$5 million and announced a partnership to install Tesla Superchargers under the EVgo brand. » More on de.investing.com

EVgo and Brixmor will expand their collaboration and install over 500 high-power fast chargers at at least 90 Brixmor shopping centers in the U.S. The sites, including locations in Florida, Illinois, Minnesota, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Texas, are slated for installation later this year, with the first site expected to be at Barn Plaza near Philadelphia. Each location can have up to 12 charging ports; EVgo already operates more than 1,200 fast-charging stations in 47 states. » More on de.investing.com