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EOS Linx increased EV charger deployments by 150% in 2023, doubling down in 2024

January 21, 2024

EOS Linx, an operator of a national electric vehicle (EV) charging network, expanded its number of deployed EV charging stations by 150% across existing and new markets in 2023. The company plans to further expand its charging network in 2024, venturing into new regions and industries.

In 2023, EOS introduced three new product options that contributed to its growth:1 – The Solstice, a unit with a smaller media display and a more permit-friendly footprint2 – The Axis, a Level 2 unit suitable for small retail lots3 – The Nova, a compact unit designed for busy city landscapes or parking garages

These new products complement the company’s flagship unit, the Aurora, which features a digital out-of-home marketing platform, solar energy, energy storage, a backup battery, and a power management system.

EOS now offers diverse services, including the EOS Purchase Program and EOS Charging as a Service (CaaS) Program. These options, along with the EOS Owned and Operated service, provide hosts across various sectors with the benefits of EV charging and generate revenue through media spots sold on the charging stations’ screens.

EOS has extended its reach in the hospitality sector, signing deals with multiple nationwide hotel chains, and is expanding into new verticals including healthcare, schools, and casinos.

“Developing this infrastructure isn’t just providing hardware — we consult with hosts to understand their sites, jurisdictional permitting considerations, and location workflows so we can deliver easy-to-use, dependable charging experiences bespoke to each location. In 2024, we aim to continue this trajectory and make charging available in more places than ever,” said Blake Snider, CEO of EOS Linx.