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Rivian Powers Michigan's First Federally Funded NEVI EV Fast Charger
14 Dec 2024 | Abstracted from Electrek
"Located in the Meijer parking lot at 6200 South Pennsylvania Avenue in Lansing, MI, the station features six DC fast chargers, including one that's trailer-friendly...Michigan is using its NEVI funds to install 40 DC fast charging stations
"This is just the start. Michigan is set to receive $110 million in NEVI funds through 2026 to roll out over 100 fast chargers statewide. Seven additional stations are already in the design phase and should be up and running by early 2025."
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