bp pulse expands EV charging network to Arizona
Located at the Petro Travel Center, the site features 16 charging bays with speeds of up to 400kW.
bp pulse has announced a significant expansion of its US electric vehicle (EV) charging network, marking its first entry into Arizona alongside new installations in Texas, Florida and Ohio. The move underscores the company’s commitment to accelerating EV adoption by improving access to ultrafast charging infrastructure.
The Arizona site, located at the Petro Travel Center in Eloy off Interstate 10, features 16 charging bays with speeds of up to 400kW. Drivers can use CCS and NACS connectors and access amenities including a travel store, diner, ATM, barber shop and restrooms while charging.
bp pulse says its latest rollout is designed to meet growing demand for reliable, high-speed charging on major travel routes. The company’s chargers aim to reduce downtime for EV drivers, offering rapid charging that can add hundreds of miles of range in minutes.
The expansion comes as EV sales continue to rise across the US, with infrastructure development seen as critical to supporting the transition away from fossil fuels. bp pulse’s network now spans multiple states, positioning the company as a key player in the race to build a nationwide charging ecosystem.
For drivers planning long-distance journeys, the new sites promise convenience and speed, reinforcing bp pulse’s strategy to place chargers where motorists need them most.
