Fast charging networks expand across key highway corridors
Energy companies and automakers are adding 350 kW stations to reduce long-distance EV charging friction.
Highway charging corridors are expanding quickly as EV adoption grows across Europe and nearby markets.
New dual-connector stations support up to 350 kW output, while roaming agreements make it easier for drivers to pay from a single app. Operators are also increasing maintenance coverage before the summer travel season.
The next pressure point will be urban AC charging, where apartment dwellers still need more reliable overnight options.
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