On July 27, Veloz will be convening EV experts from its membership, and around the broader industry, to discuss the evolving state of the EV market. This fully-virtual Summit will cover a range of topics including...
Just recently, the U.S. Department of Transportation announced that it has approved EV charging plans for all 50 states, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico. Together, the plans will cover 75,000 miles of highways nationwide with EV charging and California’s $384 million portion will be a significant piece of the puzzle. Join us for a fireside chat with...
Electric vehicle adoption has significantly progressed in the past few years, and the technologies and regulations to electrify other kinds of transportation have also accelerated. For years, we have talked about light-duty electric vehicles, but total transportation electrification means electrifying every single way in which we move people and goods. This Summit will highlight...
We often hear that EVs are part of a clean energy future, but we also hear about the constraints on our existing grid. With so much misinformation in the public domain, this digital dialogue will call upon industry experts to...
This year’s CEO Spotlight Digital Dialogue on October 19 will feature Zoox CEO and former Intel SVP and Chief Strategy Officer Aicha Evans!
We often hear about the barriers to a clean transportation future, but at Veloz we believe the EV transition comes with its fair share of exciting opportunities to expand the Electric For All movement.
The EV industry is constantly changing, with exciting developments happening at lightning speed across the nation.
Our July Summit will convene Veloz Board Members, EV industry V.I.P.s, and influential state agencies for a trip aboard the S.S. Veloz!
This year’s CEO Spotlight will feature Badar Khan, current EVgo CEO and former President of National Grid USA.
The National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program began implementation in 2022 and with new chargers in the ground and more than 500,000 chargers planned that will connect 79,000 miles of America’s roads and highways, it is time to celebrate the progress.
