EVgo (EVGO) investor relations material

Business model and growth

• Operates as a fast charging network with recurring revenue from owned infrastructure, focusing on urban locations and public fast charging rather than equipment sales.

• Achieved a fourfold increase in charging stalls over five years and a 19-fold revenue growth since 2021, with operations in 47 states and 1,200 locations.

• Projects expansion to over 2,000 locations and 17,000 stalls by 2030, with a significant scale advantage over competitors.

• Utilization rates are five times higher than industry average, driven by partnerships and a high proportion of 350 kW chargers.

Strategic partnerships and technology

• Announced a deal with Tesla for V4 Superchargers, enabling faster charging and direct integration with Tesla navigation, enhancing accessibility for Tesla drivers.

• Retrofitting existing stalls with NACS cables to serve Tesla vehicles without adapters, aiming for all sites built since 2023 to be compatible.

• Launched a next-generation charging architecture with 750 kW peak power, improving speed and customer experience, to be rolled out over the next year.

Market trends and addressable market

• Electric vehicle adoption has grown fourfold in five years, with a 40% CAGR, and is forecasted to double again by 2030 despite lower new sales forecasts.

• The Tesla partnership and NACS standardization are expected to double the addressable market by enabling service to all EV drivers.

• Rideshare electrification now accounts for 30% of business, up from 10%, as more affordable EVs attract customers without home charging.