USA: Rotten Robbie deploys first battery-integrated EV chargers in Silicon Valley
The company has partnered up with FreeWire Technologies to provide its customer an ultrafast charging solution.
Rotten Robbie has partnered with FreeWire Technologies to implement ultrafast EV chargers the company’s San Jose, California, stations. The deployment marks the firm’s first EV charger solution as well as Silicon Valley’s first publicly accessible Boost Charger, FreeWire’s battery-integrated installation.
“The Bay Area has a high concentration of EV drivers, and we are thrilled to be working alongside FreeWire to deliver a premium charging experience to this large, and growing, customer base. We’re providing high-power charging to customers without extensive infrastructure upgrade costs and lower ongoing energy costs,” said Erin Graziosi, President of Rotten Robbie.
Rotten Robbie is a family-owned business that accumulates over eight decades of experience in the service station and convenience store sector. The company recognized the opportunity to provide a fast charging solution for their customers in the state with the highest concentration of EV in the country. Thus, it seeked a partner that could satisfy its demands for a flexible and cost-effective product to enter the market.
“We are pleased to take this next step in the c-store industry space and support Rotten Robbie in its mission to make EV charging fast, convenient and affordable. We look forward to expanding upon our work in the heart of Silicon Valley to rapidly meet the public need for charging, while delivering a premium service to customers,” added Arcady Sosinov, CEO and Founder of FreeWire.
