EVgo and Regency Centers announced an expansion that is expected to add more than 400 fast-charging stalls at grocery-anchored retail properties across the United States.
Key facts
- More than 400 new EVgo charging stalls are planned at Regency retail centers.
- EVgo already operates more than 150 stalls at Regency properties.
- New sites can feature up to 24 high-power chargers, depending on location.
Context and details
The partners have worked together since 2020. The new rollout is aimed at metropolitan retail sites where drivers can charge while shopping or eating.
EVgo says the added stalls are expected to increase Regency’s EV infrastructure footprint by more than 20 percent.
Why it matters
Large retail sites are becoming practical charging hubs because they combine parking, amenities and enough dwell time for fast charging. Larger stall counts can also reduce queues at busy locations.
What it means in practice
For drivers, the useful details are the number of active stalls, connector type, real charging power and payment options at each site—not only the announced network total.
What to check before making a practical decision
Before relying on a newly announced location, verify that the site is commissioned and visible in the operator’s live map or app.