‘Certainly makes things … more pleasant’

Just as the holidays are approaching, American automobile manufacturer Ford is making it easier to charge electric vehicles on the road.

As Electrek reportedFord now allows EV drivers to use Plug and Charge at IONNA stations nationwide. IONNA is a rapidly growing charging network with at least 1,100 fast chargers currently available or under construction.

Additionally, Ford is integrating Plug & Charge with its own branded fast chargers at more than 330 Ford dealerships. When EV drivers use Plug and Charge, it’s easier to find a nearby charger and pay the charge.

The Ford app gives drivers access to 21 different charging networks, including Tesla and Electrify America. The automaker plans to continue expanding charging options to make EV driving safer and more practical.

This news from Ford is encouraging as it advances the widespread adoption of clean energy transportation.

With the busy holiday travel season approaching, now is the perfect time to expand electric vehicle charging options. more people choosing to choose driving electric vehicles generally.

Ford is making big strides in its commitment to sustainability by offering EV services and improving EV features. The brand’s efforts to increase efficiency and make EV travel more accessible have been instrumental in the evolution of the transportation industry.

In addition to taking advantage of Ford’s growing EV charging network, you can save time and money by installing a charger at home.

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EV enthusiasts were pleased to learn about Ford’s EV charging expansion and shared their feedback in the comments on the Electrek article.

“Having Plug and Charge on four networks with my Rivian definitely makes things easier and more enjoyable,” one person said commented.

“The problem is that too few charger providers want to put them in charger deserts along southwest highways,” another reader wrote. pointed out.

“Still waiting for Burger King’s charging network,” another said recommended. “It’s great that Ford is developing nationwide charging, but I don’t think many families will choose to charge at the dealership instead of Wendy’s.”

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