Daimler invests in ChargePoint

Daimler is ramping up the expansion of its network for electric cars by making a strategic investment in American charging solutions provider ChargePoint. ChargePoint already has a large customer base in North America and is planning expansion into Europe, which will be supported by the Daimler investment. Daimler’s investment in ChargePoint enables it to move forward with its corporate strategy on electric mobility and its new electric vehicle brand, EQ. The company is also focusing on expansion of its
March 9, 2017 Read time: 2 mins
2069 Daimler is ramping up the expansion of its network for electric cars by making a strategic investment in American charging solutions provider 4825 ChargePoint. ChargePoint already has a large customer base in North America and is planning expansion into Europe, which will be supported by the Daimler investment.

Daimler’s investment in ChargePoint enables it to move forward with its corporate strategy on electric mobility and its new electric vehicle brand, EQ. The company is also focusing on expansion of its electric vehicle network, with a range that extends from intelligent charging services for the home as well as tailor-made services right through to home energy storage units, which work in conjunction with photovoltaics installed on house rooftops.

Currently offering more than 33,000 charging spots at more than 7,000 sites around North America, ChargePoint is a major provider in the sector for electric mobility charging solutions and is the market leader in North America.

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