eDRV’s Post

🚚 It's day 1 at ACT Expo 2024! This year's event is proving to be just as big--if not bigger--than last year with many fleet big hitters aiming to make their mark in #EVcharging solutions. eDRV cofounders Rupul Safaya and Bhaskar D. will be at the event so do drop us a time at this link if you'd like to connect: https://lnkd.in/e_cABJm9 For more major announcements make sure to check out the full list here: https://lnkd.in/eR2uwQhJ #emobility #fleet #electrification #chargingstations

✨ eDRV's next webinar in our series on Interoperability in the US lands this Thursday! This time round, we're exploring one of the unsung heroes of EV Charging: The Developer! As transport electrification gains ground, multiple stakeholders are pushing towards greater interoperability and leading the way to a new generation of apps for EV charging. In this new landscape, developers will now play a crucial role in building out apps that help build resilient networks that scale. In this webinar, we'll be joined by Dr Marco Möller, managing director of PIONIX GmbH, and eDRV CTO Rupul Safaya who will discuss the evolving role and challenges for the developer in EV charging. Check out the following link to register and for all the details on the webinar: https://lnkd.in/eBG6hrrz Hope to see you there! #evcharging #emobility #developer #productmanager #interoperability

⚡ Are you building out your network with EV chargers from the Autel MaxiCharger series? eDRV has interoperability tested both AC and DC MaxiCharger units by Autel and they are now accepted for use when building smart, interoperable apps using eDRV APIs. Reach out to us for more details on how best to use Autel MaxiCharger in conjunction with eDRV: https://lnkd.in/eEmZGBBy A more complete list of eDRV-tested hardware can be found here: https://lnkd.in/e_GFcrpY

🎇 Great to hear that California has now hit over 100,000 public or shared private electric vehicle chargers in the state! In addition to public and shared private chargers, California now also has around 500,000 at-home chargers. In 2023 the state had around 93,000 EV chargers and have benefited from a raft of public funding to help scale new infrastructure towards their latest milestone. $1.9 billion was recently approved to build a bigger, better charging network in the state. It's crucial that these gains come with assured reliability and more interoperable EV charging infrastructure. Let's get scaling! Catch the full announcement here: https://lnkd.in/gZjiMYUQ