Ionna LLC — a joint venture created by BMW, General Motors Co., Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes-Benz and Stellantis — on June 11 announced it selected Durham for the investment that will take ...

IONNA, the charging network founded by eight of the world's top automakers: BMW, General Motors, Honda, Hyundai, Mercedes-Benz, Kia, Stellantis and Toyota, announced they have broken ground on the ...

Ionna, the new North American EV charging network, has been eerily quiet since the announcement of its formation in July 2023. The alliance was formed by seven automakers—many who have expressed ...

Ionna's chief product officer Ricardo Stamatti also spoke with us, and the two execs expanded on plans to build a "'better EV Charging Experience' in the U.S.

When it comes to fast charging your electric vehicle out in public, at least in the United States, the experience can be ...

Ionna says it’s committed to deploying 30,000 electric vehicle charging bays around the U.S. by 2030 despite government action last week suspending billions of dollars in funding to support ...

You can lease a 2025 Mazda3 for $349 per month for 36 months. Tesla’s Supercharger network might be good enough to push other automakers to join the standard, but that hasn’t stopped several ...

Ionna charging network breaks ground on the first Rechargery, planned to offer 10 fast-charging spots with NACS and CCS chargers, as well as food and drink. The first EV station of this network ...

IONNA, a joint venture between seven automakers, is looking to assist in fixing that worry. In a press release, the company announced it has received regulatory approval and has started operations ...

Ionna wants to change the charging experience, but plans for this many chargers will take some time. By Jay Ramey Published: Feb 13, 2024 2:13 PM EST Save Article picture alliance // Getty Images ...

The automaker-backed charging network is scaling up, with plans for 30,000 chargers and Amazon-powered convenience stores.

Ionna, based in Durham, North Carolina, plans to install at least 30,000 charge ports in North America by 2030. Stations will include both CCS and NACS connectors to support all battery EV drivers.