ChargePoint (NYSE: CHPT) shares lost ground first thing Thursday. The company, a global leader in electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions, has released a new generation of the ChargePoint Platform, a flexible software solution designed to redefine EV charging.
Re-engineered from the ground up, the ChargePoint Platform empowers operators to optimize any charging infrastructure, from a single site to a global network, while ensuring seamless integration with evolving energy systems.
“The new ChargePoint Platform is more than just modernized software, it is a catalyst for an electrified future,” said CEO Rick Wilmer. “ChargePoint has manifested our deep expertise in EV charging to deliver the industry’s most advanced software platform, which is complemented by a robust hardware integration to enable our customers to accelerate the transition to sustainable mobility, regardless of what charger models they are operating in the field.”
The ChargePoint Platform was developed for leading fleet operators, commercial customers, vehicle OEMs, charge point operators (CPOs), and energy providers. Early adopters have already deployed the ChargePoint Platform in diverse environments, from urban transit depots to highway charging corridors, ensuring its flexibility and performance in real world scenarios.
“ChargePoint’s mission,” according to this morning’s news release, “is to make electric mobility accessible, reliable, and sustainable for everyone. The ChargePoint Platform reaffirms this commitment and is rolling out to customers now.”
CHPT shares dished off 35 cents, or 3.6%, to $9.28.
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