Voltera has announced the expansion of its electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure in major urban markets across California, Texas, Arizona, and Florida, adding 294 charging stalls and over 28 megawatts of capacity. This expansion includes new facilities in Santa Monica, San Francisco, Dallas, and Austin, with additional sites planned for Houston, Phoenix, and Miami. The strategically located facilities are purpose-built to support light-duty passenger fleets, reflecting Voltera’s commitment to scaling EV infrastructure in high-demand areas. These developments exemplify the growing momentum in fleet electrification as the company continues to address the complexities of charging infrastructure deployment.

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• "Voltera Expands National Footprint with EV Charging Facilities for Light-Duty Fleets in California, Texas, Arizona, and Florida" from Voltera on GlobeNewswire (published 24 April 2025)

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