Revel opens the first EV Charging Center in San Francisco

The Brooklyn Electric Vehicles Company launched the infrastructure on Monday on Monday the first fast shipping station in San Francisco, where its plans began to expand in the Gulf region next year.

“For years, Revel has operated the largest, fastest and more reliable network in New York City,” Frank Reg, co -founder and CEO of Revel said in a statement. “Now we offer our model to the number one EV market in North America.”

The Gulf region contains some of the highest royal rates of EV in the country. In 2024, more than 35 % of new vehicle sales In San Francisco it was electrical, compared to National average From about 8 %.

The first western coast shipping station is located in the city of Mission in the city, and it features 12 trucks with a capacity of 320 kW, which was built by EV shipping. Like Revel Stations all over New York City, they can be accessed around the clock throughout the week a day around the week to any EV model and model.

The company said it has plans to add more than 125 shipments to the urban centers in San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose and South Francisco next year.

The mayor of San Francisco Daniel Lori, who cut the tape at the opening of Reville on Monday, said the new chargers would make the population easy to make the switch to EVS.

The launch of San Francisco from Revel comes a week after the start of the startup 24 new shipping At John F. Kennedy International in New York City, located inside the airport vehicle that many hold.

Last month, Reville He got a $ 60 million loan From New York Clean Energy Investment Fund to Al -Akhdar Bank in New York to more than three times the city’s fast charging network. The company said it hoped to expand 300 shipments in New York by the end of this year, including 60-Stall site in MASPTH and Queens and a 48-year-old site outside the La Gardadia airport.

“Our mission in Revel is to bring trusted fast charging to the dense urban areas where EVS can have the greatest impact on the quality of life, but as the charging is the most difficult to reach it,” Paul Sohi, co -founder and director of operations in Reefil.