- Pilot, GM, and EVgo have launched over 130 fast-charging stations across 25 states, making US road trips a possibility for EV drivers.
- Pilot’s travel centers provide lounges, free Wi-Fi, dining, and pull-through charging stalls to enhance the road trip experience for EV drivers.
- With 1.3 million EVs sold in 2024, the network is expanding to 2,000 charging stalls at more than 500 locations to support seamless US road trips.
The future of US road trips: Major GM partnerships transform EV travel for over 25 states
US road trips are evolving fast with the rise of emobility. Pilot Company, General Motors (GM), and EVgo have launched over 130 EV fast-charging locations across 25+ states, making long-distance electric travel easier than ever. This expansion is set to transform US road trips, just in time for spring and summer adventures.
The EV charging network now covers major highways and travel corridors, including I-75 (Michigan to Georgia) and key routes such as Minneapolis to Milwaukee, Detroit to Cleveland, San Antonio to Houston, and Dallas to Nashville. More locations are coming soon, ensuring even greater convenience for EV drivers.
Beyond just charging, Pilot’s travel centers enhance the road trip experience. Drivers can enjoy lounges, free Wi-Fi, on-site dining, and convenience stores. Locations are well-lit, open 24/7, and feature modern restrooms. Many stations also include pull-through charging stalls, perfect for those towing trailers.
With EVgo’s high-power chargers delivering up to 350 kW, some EVs can recharge in as little as 15 minutes. The Plug and Charge feature simplifies payments for compatible vehicles, making charging hassle-free.
As EV adoption surges—with 1.3 million sales in 2024 and GM’s EV sales soaring 50% in Q4 alone—the need for reliable charging continues to grow. Pilot, GM, and EVgo are working toward 2,000 charging stalls at 500+ locations, ensuring seamless EV road trips across the US.
Drivers are already praising the speed, reliability, and amenities at Pilot’s charging stations. With continued expansion, EV travel will become the new norm for US road trips.
